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Computer Science > Machine Learning
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[2510.00261] Retrieval-Augmented Generation for Electrocardiogram-Language Models
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Tuberculosis Presenting as Incidental Pulmonary Nodules A Clinical Case Series and Review
1. Introduction Each year in the United States, over 1.5 million patients have an lung nodule [1]. An estimated 120 thousand lung nodules are found in low-dose CT screening chests [2] [3]. As the number of diagnostic imaging tests becomes more frequent in practice, the number of lung nodules that are found continues to increase. Previous studies on lung nodules have focused on malignancy evaluation [4] [5].
Western hawks falsely attempt to paint China as Pacific conqueror - William Han
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The tragic cost of Taiwan's silence on its South China Sea claims - William Han
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Island Elegy: Coming to terms with Taiwan’s potential demise – The China Project
“We’ll all be Mainlanders by then anyway,” the driver said. It was around the Lunar New Year this year, and I got into a taxi with my aunt. Our driver, in his 60s with a clear benshengren accent, told us exactly what he thought about Taiwan’s future. (Běnshěngrén 本省人are those whose families moved to Taiwan from Mainland China by the time of Japanese colonization in 1895, as opposed to wàishěngrén 外省人, who arrived in or after 1945.
Taiwanese train to survive the unthinkable amid threats of invasion by Beijing
On a sunny Saturday afternoon this month, Charles Chi, a captain of the Republic of China Army, stood with 11 others in a park located between the towering Taipei 101 and Xiangshan, or Elephant Mountain, two of the most popular tourist attractions in Taiwan’s capital. “What I am teaching you is based on what US special forces do,” Chi, 40, told his comrades.
Opinion: 'I am part of a dying breed of Taiwanese' Original
William Han (@w_t_han) is a writer and lawyer. His book "From the Wall to the Water" will be published in September. The views expressed in this commentary are his own. View more opinion on CNN. (CNN)On the day in early March when my father passed away, I went to visit my grandparents' final resting place at the military cemetery on Mt. Wuzhi just outside Taipei.
In Taiwan, blue-collar migrant workers find labour policies that leave them vulnerable to abuse and exploitation
Plush toys, two of which resemble puppies, hang above the bed where she lays her head at night. It is the lower bunk of one of six bunk beds in the room, along with a couple of children’s cribs. Every bunk’s occupant has put quite a bit of thought into making the space her own. Abundant draperies provide each with a measure of privacy. Together, the roommates maintain the cleanliness of their shared space. Maria,* 51, is slight, bespectacled, and soft-spoken.
Caught between politics and the pandemic, a few kilometres from China, Taiwan's Kinmen island rethinks its economy
On the Taiwanese island of Kinmen, 63-year-old Wu Tseng-dong – Maestro Wu as he brands himself – is beating swords into ploughshares, as the Bible teaches. Or to be exact, artillery shells into kitchen knives. Wu Tseng dong, or Maestro Wu seen making a knife from old chinese artillery shell in Kinmen, Taiwan. November 20, 2021. Photo: Walid Berrazeg/HKFP.
Aero Series battery life problem fixed
If any one noticed that their laptops' battery life is only about 4 hours,maybe my solution can help you. I think it is the problem of the Nvidia driver and the power management system. It seems that the latest Nvidia driver can not work well with the power management system.
I Lived in the U.S. Legally for 15 Years Before I Was Forced Out of Line - And Out of the Country
No one told me before I moved to the U.S. for college that time as a student does not “count” if you want to stay for good. Even though I spent a decade and a half in the U.S., I couldn’t get permanent legal status. So I got out of line, and left. I was 18 when I arrived from New Zealand, where I am a citizen. I spent the next four years in the U.S. on an F-1 student visa.
I spent the last 15 years trying to become an American. I've failed.
By William Han on June 23, 2015 8:00 am Spencer Platt/Getty Images Coronavirus Trump’s Operation Warp Speed could be a success. The problem is Trump. Politics Trump’s confusing back-and-forth on fiscal stimulus, sort of explained View all stories in Politics & Policy
Campus Connection
Online dating sites are often regarded as the kind of things that mature adults use to recapture the wider-ranging romantic opportunities of their younger days. But now there are a growing number of sites that let college students connect up by logging on. Two years ago, Dan Stillman and Matt Eaton, then sophomores at Wesleyan University in Connecticut, launched WesMatch.com, a site featuring a humorous, elaborate personality questionnaire.
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