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Computer Science > Machine Learning

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By Yanqing Wei, Hang Yin, Pengze Li
| arXiv
The prediction of equilibrium beach profiles under tidal influence is of fundamental importance for sustainable coastal development, informing shoreline protection strategies and managing coastal ecosystems under changing environmental conditions. However, it remains challenging due to the highly nonlinear interactions among wave, tide, and sedimentary processes.
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Clinical characteristics and early recognition of gastroptosis: a propensity score-matching analysis

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By Jiyuan Zhang, Hang Yin, Tianyu Liu, Chunzhao Yu
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: While some surgeons have reported that gastroptosis is associated with relaxation of abdominal wall muscles and ligaments, the influencing factors related to gastroptosis still remain incompletely understood. Aim: To analyze the clinical characteristics of gastroptosis and identify independent associated factors for early recognition. Methods: A total of 188 patients with confirmed gastroptosis and 376 non-gastroptosis controls were initially enrolled.
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Near-unity near-infrared emission from Mo 6 cluster doped hybrid halide glasses via halide-ligand and matrix engineering

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By Xuhui Feng, Peiqing Cai, Keyuan Liu, Haohan Wang, Hang Yin, Qinhua Wei, Zutao Fan, Zhaoyang Chen, Shala Bi, Zugang Liu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Efficient and air-stable near-infrared emitters are needed for compact optical systems, but translating highly emissive molecular triplet emitters into processable bulk solids remains challenging because aggregation, molecular motion and oxygen deactivate long-lived excited states. Here we show that a molecular hybrid halide glass can serve as a protective and regulating host for the triplet emission of molybdenum cluster.
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