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Multi-way radial consistency pre-training for event based optical flow
Abstract Optical flow estimation is a low-level module in computer vision, widely used in tasks such as visual odometry, autonomous driving, high dynamic range (HDR) imaging, and action recognition.
Diffuse Large B‐Cell Lymphoma Combined With Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria: A Rare Case Report
DLBCL coexisting with PNH is very rare and has distinct clinical features from AIHA. Comprehensive evaluation of pathology, clinical stage, PNH clone proportion, and treatment response is crucial before chemotherapy. Close monitoring of blood parameters, liver/kidney function, LDH levels, and prophylactic anticoagulation can improve chemotherapy tolerance and outcomes.
Updated Perspective on Solar Steam Generation Application
Updated Perspective on Solar Steam Generation Application A low cost, highly flexible and environmentally friendly water generation method known as interfacial solar steam generation (SSG) has recently been popularized by many researchers due to the continuous increasing water demand and widening wealth gap around the world. In this perspective, factors determining SSG performance are gathered and highlighted into two different categories, thermal and water management.
Structure‐Property Relationships of Hydrogel‐based Atmospheric Water Harvesting Systems
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Investigation of structure-property-application relationships of the hydrogel-based solar vapor generator
Investigation of structure-property-application relationships of the hydrogel-based solar vapor generator Without requiring any extra energy, the polymeric hydrogel based solar vapor generator (SVG) offers a promising complement to current energy-intensive desalination processes.
A cryogel solar vapor generator with rapid water replenishment and high intermediate water content for seawater desalination
A cryogel solar vapor generator with rapid water replenishment and high intermediate water content for seawater desalination† Shudi Mao, a Casey Onggowarsito, a An Feng, a Stella Zhang, a Qiang Fu *a and Long D. Nghiem a Abstract A hydrogel-based solar vapor generator (SVG) system, without any additional energy input, is a promising alternative to current energy intensive desalination technologies. Thermal and water management govern the performance of SVG systems.
A cryogel solar vapor generator with rapid water replenishment and high intermediate water content for seawater desalination
A cryogel solar vapor generator with rapid water replenishment and high intermediate water content for seawater desalination Shudi Mao, Casey Onggowarsito, An Feng, Xin Stella Zhang, Qiang Fu and Long Nghiem Abstract Hydrogel-based solar vapor generator (SVG) system, without any additional energy input, is a promising alternative to current energy intensive desalination technologies. Thermal and water managements govern the performance of SVG systems.
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