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2023 Vol.36 Issue.7, Published 2023-07-25

Papers and Reports    Researches and Applications    Surveys and Reviews   
   
Papers and Reports
575 Parallel Museum Systems: Framework, Platform, Methods and Applications
LU Yue, GUO Chao, PAN Qing, NI Qinghua, LI Huabiao, WANG Chunfa, WANG Fei-Yue
With the development of foundation models, blockchain and metaverse, museum construction in the new era faces the challenges of collection digitization, service integration and intelligent management. The parallel museum system is constructed with virtual-real interactions. Its framework, platform and methods are designed based on parallel systems and ACP theory to realize the intelligent construction and management of museums. The subsystems of the digital collection, scene engineering, multimodal human-computer interaction, the big model of the museum and digital asset management are utilized. The parallel museum system is built with the scenarios-engineering-based task construction, human-feedback-based knowledge enhancement model and decentralized-autonomous-organizations-based data resource management. The museum services of heritage research, heritage conservation, exhibition and management are utilized to improve the operation of typical museum tasks and scenarios. Finally, application scenarios and cases of parallel museum systems are introduced.
2023 Vol. 36 (7): 575-589 [Abstract] ( 905 ) [HTML 1KB] [ PDF 2055KB] ( 974 )
590 Chain Entity Relation Extraction Model with Filtering Mechanism
XIA Hongbin, SHEN Jian, LIU Yuan
Stacking labeling layer is commonly adopted to deal with relation overlap in current entity relation extraction task. In this method, the calculation of the labeling layers corresponding to many relations is redundant, resulting in sparse labeling matrix and weak extraction performance of the model. To solve these problems, a chain entity relation extraction model with filtering mechanism is proposed. Firstly, the vector feature of the text is obtained through the encoding layer, then the subject, object and relation of the relation triple are sequentially extracted through the five-stage chain decoding structure. The chain decoding structure avoids the sparse labeling matrix, and the automatic alignment of entities and relations is completed through the filtering mechanism. In the decoding process, conditional layer normalization is employed to improve the fusion degree of features between stages and reduce the impact of error accumulation. Gated unit is utilized to optimize the fitting performance of the model. Head-to-tail separation and relation correction module are applied to multiple verification of relation sets. Comparative experiments on public datasets show that the proposed model achieves better performance.
2023 Vol. 36 (7): 590-601 [Abstract] ( 271 ) [HTML 1KB] [ PDF 730KB] ( 897 )
602 Semi-Supervised Short Text Classification Based on Gated Double-Layer Heterogeneous Graph Attention Network
JIANG Yunliang, WANG Qingpeng, ZHANG Xiongtao, HUANG Xu, SHEN Qing, RAO Jiafeng

To address the issues of insufficient utilization of information between nodes and overfitting in short text classification based on heterogeneous graph neural network, a method for semi-supervised short text classification based on gated double-layer heterogeneous graph attention network(GDHG) is proposed. GDHG consists of two layers: node attention and gated heterogeneous graph attention network. Firstly, different types of node attention coefficients are trained by node attention, and then the node attention coefficient is input into the gated heterogeneous graph attention network to obtain the gated double-layer attention. Secondly, the gated double-layer attention is multiplied by different states of the nodes to acquire the aggregated node features. Finally, the short texts are classified with the softmax function. In the proposed GDHG, the information forgetting mechanism of node attention and gated heterogeneous graph attention network is utilized to aggregate node information. Consequently, the information of neighboring nodes is effectively obtained. And then the hidden information of different neighboring nodes is mined to improve the ability to aggregate information from remote nodes. Experiment on four short text datasets , Twitter, MR, Snippets and AGNews, illustrate the superiority of GDHG.

2023 Vol. 36 (7): 602-612 [Abstract] ( 359 ) [HTML 1KB] [ PDF 892KB] ( 876 )
Surveys and Reviews
613 Research on Image Out-of-Distribution Detection: A Review
GUO Lingyun, LI Guohe, GONG Kuangfeng, XUE Zhan'ao
Classifier learning assumes that the training data and the testing data are independent and identically distributed. Due to the overly stringent assumption, erroneous sample recognition of classifiers for out-of-distribution examples is often caused. Therefore, thorough research on out-of-distribution(OOD) detection becomes paramount. Firstly, the definition of OOD detection and the relevant research are introduced. A comprehensive overview of supervised detection methods, semi-supervised detection methods, unsupervised detection methods and outlier exposure detection methods is provided according to the difference of network training methods. Then, the existing OOD detection methods are summarized from the aspect of three key technologies: neural network classifiers, metric learning and deep generative models. Finally, research trends of OOD detection are discussed.
2023 Vol. 36 (7): 613-633 [Abstract] ( 503 ) [HTML 1KB] [ PDF 1067KB] ( 828 )
Researches and Applications
634 Federated Domain Generalization Person Re-identification with Privacy Preserving
PENG Jinjia, SONG Pengpeng, WANG Huibing
Person re-identification aims at recognizing images of target pedestrians in different cameras. The re-identification model trained in one scene cannot be directly applied in another scene, due to the domain bias between different scenes. The data collected from cameras often contains sensitive personal information. Most of the existing re-identification methods usually require centralization of training data, resulting in privacy leakage problems. Therefore, a method for federated domain generalization person re-identification with privacy preserving(PFReID) is proposed in this paper to learn a generalized model in a non-shared data domain with pedestrian privacy preserved. In PFReID, the frequency-domain spatial interpolation is introduced to smooth the domain deviation of each client on datasets, increase the diversity of samples and improve the generalization performance of client models. Moreover, a double-branch alignment learning network is designed for the update of the client-side local model by maximizing the consistency between the learned representation of the client-side local model and the learned representation of the global model. The superiority of PFReID is verified on public pedestrian datasets.
2023 Vol. 36 (7): 634-646 [Abstract] ( 411 ) [HTML 1KB] [ PDF 1662KB] ( 883 )
647 Improved Slime Mould Algorithm Fused with Multi-strategy
LI Dekai, ZHANG Changsheng, YANG Xuesong

The slime mould algorithm(SMA) yields low convergence efficiency and is easily dropped into local shackles. To address these shortcomings, an improved slime mould algorithm fused with multiple strategies(MISMA) is proposed.The Halton sequence is introduced to enrich the diversity of the initial population, and consequently the ergodicity and convergence precision of the algorithm are improved.The differential variation idea is employed to modify the global position update equations and enhance the global exploration capability and the continuous optimization performance.The local search strategy combining convergence factor and elite selection mechanism is ameliorated to improve the local development capacity of the algorithm. Thus, the global search performance and local exploitation capability of the algorithm are well balanced. The lens imaging learning strategy based on dynamic boundary is proposed to improve the individual quality and the capability of the algorithm avoiding prematurity and getting rid of local constraints.Numerical simulation experiments of 13 benchmark functions and some CEC2014 test functions show the strong robustness of MISMA.Moreover, the superiority and applicability of MISMA for dealing with practical engineering optimization problems are verified through parameter optimization experiments of the PV module model.

2023 Vol. 36 (7): 647-660 [Abstract] ( 306 ) [HTML 1KB] [ PDF 980KB] ( 1039 )
661 Fine-Grained Visual Classification Network Based on Fusion Pooling and Attention Enhancement
XIAO Bin, GUO Jingwei, ZHANG Xingpeng, WANG Min
The core of fine-grained visual classification is to extract image discriminative features.In most of the existing methods, attention mechanisms are introduced to focus the network on important regions of the object.However, this kind of approaches can only locate the salient feature and cannot cover all discriminative features. Consequently, different categories with similar features are easily confusing. Therefore, a fine-grained visual classification network based on fusion pooling and attention enhancement is proposed to obtain comprehensive discriminative features. At the end of the network, a fusion pooling module is designed with a three-branch structure to obtain multi-scale discriminative features. The three-branch structure includes global average pooling, global top-k pooling and the fusion of the previous two. In addition, an attention enhancement module is proposed to gain two more discriminative images through attention grid mixing module and attention cropping module under the guidance of attention maps. Experiments on fine-grained image datasets, CUB-200-2011, Stanford Cars and FGVC-Aircraft, verify the high accuracy rate and strong competitiveness of the proposed network.
2023 Vol. 36 (7): 661-670 [Abstract] ( 402 ) [HTML 1KB] [ PDF 2512KB] ( 860 )
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