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Avatar Gender and Skin-Color Incongruence in Young Chinese Male Users: A Dimension-Specific Study of Embodiment in a VR Rhythm Boxing Exergame

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By Yingjie Huang, Lie Liu, Dion Deng
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Virtual reality (VR) lets users act through avatars, shaping how they feel and perform. Prior work on avatar gender and skin color mismatch reports inconsistent effects on sense of embodiment (SoE). We revisit this question by separating SoE into body ownership and agency and testing mismatch effects among young Chinese male users in a VR rhythm boxing game. In a 2 × 2 between-subjects experiment, we manipulated avatar gender and skin color.
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Comparison of particle swarm optimization and genetic algorithms for shop floor scheduling in manufacturing

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By Yingjie Huang, Awad WK, Ariffin KAZ
| PeerJ
The schedule on the shop floor is a critical element of manufacturing operations that involves the efficient allocation of resources, equipment and labor to avoid disruption of production flows of material or services (Zhang et al., 2023). In the today’s competitive industrial environment, proper scheduling provides the level of production while keeping cost to the minimum and the overall efficiency close to the maximum.
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ZAT-DNA enables DNA data storage with molecular-layer non-replicability

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By Lifu Song, Gaoli Wang, Yifeng Wei, Yingjie Huang, Yunkun Zhang, Xuesong Mike Liu, Zhiguang Yuchi, Yingjin Yuan, Yunzi Luo, Yan Zhang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Deoxyribonucleic acid provides unmatched information density and longevity for data storage, yet its easy amplification by polymerase chain reaction enables unauthorized replication at negligible cost. We introduce ZAT-DNA, which encodes information in patterns of canonical adenine and noncanonical 2-aminoadenine.
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