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Genetic continuity and dietary change during the emergence of millet farming in northern China

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By fan zhang, Minghui Wang, Mingjian Guo, Yingxuan Xiong, Pengcheng Ma, Chen Duan, Ruojing Zhang, Zhanwei Du, Haibing Yuan, Hai Li Zhang, Lina Zhuang, Chao Ning, Hongliang Lu, Xinyi Liu
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords East Asia agricultural origin early millet farmers ancient DNA nuclear family Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Bar-Yosef, O. Climatic fluctuations and early farming in West and East Asia Curr. Anthropol. 2011; 52:S175-S193 2. Zohary, D. ∙ Hopf, M. ∙ Weiss, E. Domestication of Plants in the Old World: the Origin and Spread of Domesticated Plants in Southwest Asia, Europe, and the Mediterranean Basin Oxford University Press, 2012 3.
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Precision meets speed through an FPGA-based natively sparse Ising machine for combinatorial optimization

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By Daniel Ebler, Xu Shi, Juntao Wang, fan zhang, Wei Zhang, Jie Sun, Baijian Yao
| Nature Verified
Abstract Ising machines constitute a framework to solve combinatorial optimization problems efficiently utilizing dynamical interacting systems.
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An information bottleneck-based optimal transport network for automated diagnosis of spinal diseases

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By Minghao Shao, Haocheng Xu, Yuan Dai, fan zhang, Hongli Wang, Jianyuan Jiang, Wei Zhu, Xiaosheng Ma, Feizhou Lyu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Spinal diseases are common and widely impactful health issues in modern society. With the advancement of computer vision and medical image analysis, image-based automatic recognition and classification of spinal diseases have become research hotspots. However, existing methods often show limited performance in recognizing spinal diseases from complex or low-quality X-ray images.
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