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Developmental Trajectories of Electric Vehicle Research in a Circular Economy: Main Path Analysis

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By Tang-Min Hsieh, Kai-Ying Chen
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Knowledge Development Trajectories of Intelligent Video Surveillance Domain: An Academic Study Based on Citation and Main Path Analysis

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By Kai-Ying Chen, Wei-Hao Su, Fei-Lung Huang
| MDPI
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Application of Task-Aligned Model Based on Defect Detection

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By Kai-Ying Chen, Ming-Hung Hung, Chao-Hsun Ku
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1. Introduction The need for surface defect detection is present mostly in industrial production processes, as defects can occur in all kinds of industrial production processes. Possible causes include low quality raw materials, the low technical capacity to produce, or abnormal equipment, all of which can lead to defects in surface appearance.
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