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ORCIDNeurocomputing, Volume 646
Volume 646, 2025
- Safa Mahouachi, Maha Elarbi
, Slim Bechikh:
Bi-level Evolutionary Model Tree Chain Induction for Multi-output Regression. 130280 - Zhengyang Lu, Bingjie Lu, Feng Wang:
CausalSR: Structural causal model-driven super-resolution with counterfactual inference. 130375 - Yijun Xu, Weijie Zhang, Huixia Lai, Shi Zhang, Ruliang Xiao:
MPMixer: Multi-scale Patch Mixer for long-term time series forecasting. 130398 - Yijin Wang, Yangfan He, Jianhui Wang, Kun Li, Li Sun, Jun Yin, Miao Zhang, Xueqian Wang:
Enhancing intent understanding for ambiguous prompt: A human-machine co-adaption strategy. 130415 - Guilherme Weigert Cassales, Justin Jia Liu, Albert Bifet:
Accelerated Weka: GPU Machine Learning with Weka Workbench. 130432 - Xian Qing, Weihao Li, Bowen Chen, Boxian Lin, Mengji Shi, Kaiyu Qin:
Neural network-based adaptive prescribed-time bipartite flocking for uncertain networked multi-agent systems. 130452 - Raul Bezerra Barbosa, Diego Leonel Cadette Dutra, Priscila Machado Vieira Lima, Diego Carvalho, Felipe Maia Galvão França:
Updating KernelCanvas for weightless graph classification. 130458 - Haoran Zhang, Jinyong Yu, Pengwei Shi, Shenglin Hu, Lin Zhao:
Adaptive continuous fractional-order nonsingular terminal sliding mode control based on neural network for PMLM system with actuator saturation. 130468 - Jianghong Zhu, Zhenwen Zhang, Zepeng Li, Bin Hu:
Anxiety recognition based on multimodal social media data and cross-attention mechanism. 130473 - Hui Fang, Le Hu, Wenbin Yin, Faming Fang, Shaoxin Li:
DUGCN: Deep Unfolding Gradient Consistency Network for fast MRI reconstruction. 130481 - Irkham Huda, Moh Edi Wibowo, Reza Pulungan:
Hybrid graph structure learning for improving semantic dependency parsing with robust graph neural networks. 130482 - Yaping Zhao, Chengyun Liu, Zhenyan Wang, Xiaona Peng, Zhenxue Chen, Q. M. Jonathan Wu:
Synergy-driven multi-modal prompting for weakly supervised semantic segmentation. 130504 - Wensen Wu, Yijun Gu:
Advancing unsupervised graph anomaly detection: A multi-level contrastive learning framework to mitigate local consistency deception. 130507 - Xiaoli Zhu, Yurong Liu:
Bipartite consensus of matrix-weighted multi-agent systems with dynamic event-triggered mechanism: An adaptive observer-based approach. 130508 - Yongsheng Dong, Songtao Liu, Yaxin Li, Lintao Zheng:
Aesthetic-aware adversarial learning network for artistic style transfer. 130431 - Shumin Liang, Xiaorong Hou, Yajian Zeng:
Optimized Category Relation and category individuation for source-free domain adaptation. 130465 - Shuhang Yu, Huaguang Zhang, Jiayue Sun, Juan Zhang:
NN based adaptive FTC for fractional-order time-varying delays system with actuator faults. 130466 - Wang Tang, Heng Wei Zhang, Jianuo Huang, Shaowen Wang, Feifan Yu, Hui Yang, Yu Wang:
AgentBuilder: Automating agent creation via large language model-driven systems. 130476 - Qing Deng, Nan Zhou, Wenjun Luo, Yuanhua Du, Kaibo Shi, Badong Chen:
Correntropy based label loss for multi-classification on deep neural networks. 130500 - Bartosz Ptak, Henrik Skov Midtiby, Marek Kraft:
Improving consistency of marine mammals tracking in challenging drone recordings through visual particle filter integration. 130503 - Jae Yong Lee, Yeoneung Kim:
Hamilton-Jacobi based policy-iteration via deep operator learning. 130515 - Luca Oneto, Sandro Ridella, Davide Anguita:
Informed Machine Learning: Excess risk and generalization. 130521
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