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A Similarity Clustering Deformation Prediction Model Based on GNSS/Accelerometer Time-Frequency Analysis

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By Houzeng Han, Rongheng Li, TAO XU Verified, Meng Du
| MDPI
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Flare Removal Model Based on Sparse-UFormer Networks

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By Siqi Wu, Yu Qing Bai, Houzeng Han
| MDPI
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Sensors

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By Jian Wang, Yipeng Ning, Houzeng Han, Xinglong Tan
| MDPI
The monolithic integration of sensors within an electronic microchip is of paramount importance for a huge number of emerging applications, from automotive to medical, from consumer to industrial, from telecom to energy. The common factor among all these fields of application is the interest for sensors that can be fabricated by means of, or are at least compatible with, the process steps that are fundamental for the VLSI technology, and in particular for CMOS.
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