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ORCIDNeurocomputing, Volume 406
Volume 406, September 2020
- Zhiqiang Zhan, Zifeng Hou, Qichuan Yang
, Jianyu Zhao, Yang Zhang, Changjian Hu:
Knowledge attention sandwich neural network for text classification. 1-11 - Yan Zhou, Yaochu Jin, Jinliang Ding:
Surrogate-Assisted Evolutionary Search of Spiking Neural Architectures in Liquid State Machines. 12-23 - Wei Sun, Yanning Zhang:
Attention-guided dual spatial-temporal non-local network for video super-resolution. 24-33 - Yun Song, Dengyong Zhang, Qiang Tang, Sheng Tang, Kun Yang:
Local and nonlocal constraints for compressed sensing video and multi-view image recovery. 34-48 - Xiaomeng Li, Lequan Yu, Chi-Wing Fu, Meng Fang, Pheng-Ann Heng:
Revisiting metric learning for few-shot image classification. 49-58 - Jianguo Jiang, Kaiyuan Jin, Meibin Qi, Qian Wang, Jingjing Wu, Cuiqun Chen:
A Cross-Modal Multi-granularity Attention Network for RGB-IR Person Re-identification. 59-67 - Di Wang, Hongbin Deng, Zhenhua Pan:
MRCDRL: Multi-robot coordination with deep reinforcement learning. 68-76 - Jiacheng Yang, Bin Chen, Shu-Tao Xia:
Mean-removed product quantization for large-scale image retrieval. 77-88 - Jingchen Zhang, Kangkang Gao, Keren Fu, Peng Cheng:
Deep 3D Facial Landmark Localization on position maps. 89-98 - Xingxing Ju, Chuandong Li, Xing He, Gang Feng:
An inertial projection neural network for solving inverse variational inequalities. 99-105 - Yun Liu, Shijie Li, Ming-Ming Cheng:
Refinedbox: Refining for fewer and high-quality object proposals. 106-116 - Zhen Wang, Sara Baruni, Fatemeh Parastesh, Sajad Jafari, Dibakar Ghosh, Matjaz Perc, Iqtadar Hussain:
Chimeras in an adaptive neuronal network with burst-timing-dependent plasticity. 117-126 - Xiaolei Qin, Yongxin Ge, Jinyuan Feng, Dan Yang, Feiyu Chen, Sheng Huang, Ling Xu:
DTMMN: Deep transfer multi-metric network for RGB-D action recognition. 127-134 - Zhuoqi Ma, Jie Li, Nannan Wang, Xinbo Gao:
Semantic-related image style transfer with dual-consistency loss. 135-149 - Yang Wang, Xiaoguang Mei, Yong Ma, Jun Huang, Fan Fan, Jiayi Ma:
Learning to find reliable correspondences with local neighborhood consensus. 150-158 - Anhua Wan:
Stable recovery of approximately k-sparse signals in noisy cases via ℓp minimization. 159-168 - Fangliang Bai, Jinchao Liu, Xiaojuan Liu, Margarita Osadchy, Chao Wang, Stuart J. Gibson:
LSHR-Net: A hardware-friendly solution for high-resolution computational imaging using a mixed-weights neural network. 169-181 - Tianping Zhang, Haoxiang Xu, Xiaonan Xia, Yang Yi:
Adaptive neural optimal control of uncertain nonlinear systems with output constraints. 182-195 - Bogang Qu, Bo Shen, Yuxuan Shen, Qi Li:
Dynamic state estimation for islanded microgrids with multiple fading measurements. 196-203 - Cheng Cheng, Jia Ding, Yong Zhang:
A Koopman operator approach for machinery health monitoring and prediction with noisy and low-dimensional industrial time series. 204-214 - Jianzhe Lin, Kaiwen Yuan, Rabab Ward, Zhen Jane Wang:
Xnet: Task-specific attentional domain adaptation for satellite-to-aerial scene. 215-223 - Yao Xu, Yanzhen Li, Wenxue Li, Jiqiang Feng:
Synchronization of multi-links impulsive fractional-order complex networks via feedback control based on discrete-time state observations. 224-233 - Artur Jordão, Fernando Yamada, William Robson Schwartz:
Deep network compression based on partial least squares. 234-243 - Ramasamy Saravanakumar, Hiroaki Mukaidani, Muthukumar Palanisamy:
Extended dissipative state estimation of delayed stochastic neural networks. 244-252 - Daeho Kim, Jinah Kim, Jaeil Kim:
Elastic exponential linear units for convolutional neural networks. 253-266 - Gaoyi Lei, Yuanqing Xia, Di-Hua Zhai, Wei Zhang, Duanduan Chen, Defeng Wang:
StainCNNs: An efficient stain feature learning method. 267-273 - Xuxi Zhang, Xianping Liu, Yushan Sun:
Bipartite output consensus for heterogeneous multi-agent systems via reduced-order observer-based protocols. 274-281 - Zhen Liu, Hu Li, Chao Wang:
NEW: A generic learning model for tie strength prediction in networks. 282-292
- Xiaofeng Zhu, Shuo Shang, Minjeong Kim:
Privacy-preserving representation learning for big data. 293-294 - Lianli Gao, Yiyue Zhang, Fuhao Zou, Jie Shao, Junyu Lai:
Unsupervised urban scene segmentation via domain adaptation. 295-301 - Shijie Hao, Yuan Zhou, Yanrong Guo:
A Brief Survey on Semantic Segmentation with Deep Learning. 302-321 - Changting Lin, Ning Ma, Xun Wang, Jianhai Chen:
Rapido: Scaling blockchain with multi-path payment channels. 322-332 - Yuanbo Ma, Xing Xu, Fumin Shen, Heng Tao Shen:
Similarity preserving feature generating networks for zero-shot learning. 333-342 - Zuohua Song, Keyu Wu, Jie Shao:
Destination prediction using deep echo state network. 343-353 - Hao Wang, Yuan-Yuan Yang, Yang Pan, Peng Han, Zhong-Xiao Li, He-Guang Huang, Shun-Zhi Zhu:
Detecting thoracic diseases via representation learning with adaptive sampling. 354-360 - Guoqiu Wen, Yonghua Zhu, Wei Zheng:
Spectral representation learning for one-step spectral rotation clustering. 361-370 - Yi Xu, Shuyue Wei, Yansheng Wang:
Privacy preserving online matching on ridesharing platforms. 371-377 - Tao Yang, Xuran Zhao, Xun Wang, Hexin Lv:
Evaluating facial recognition web services with adversarial and synthetic samples. 378-385 - Chengyuan Zhang, Lei Zhu, Shichao Zhang, Weiren Yu:
TDHPPIR: An Efficient Deep Hashing Based Privacy-Preserving Image Retrieval Method. 386-398
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