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To reach this aim, we introduce a quantum-like witness and find the relationship between this witness and the famous concurrence entanglement measure. The proposed predictive entangled QBN (PEQBN) is evaluated on 22 experimental tasks. Results confirm that PEQBN provides more realistic predictions of human decisions under uncertainty when compared with classical BNs and three recent quantum-like approaches.This brief addresses the adaptive neural asymptotic tracking issue for uncertain non-strict feedback systems subject to full-state constraints. By introducing the significant nonlinear transformed function (NTF), the command filtered technology, and the boundary estimation method into control design, a novel command filtered backstepping adaptive controller is proposed. The proposed control scheme is able to not only deal with full-state constraints but also avoid the ``explosion of complexity'' issue. By means of a Lyapunov stability analysis, we prove that 1) the tracking error asymptotically converges to zero; 2) all the variables in the controlled systems are bounded; and 3) all the states are constrained in the asymmetric predefined sets. Finally, a numerical simulation is used to demonstrate the validity of the proposed algorithm.This study investigates the adaptive bipartite event-triggered time-varying output formation tracking for heterogeneous linear multi-agent systems (MASs) under signed directed communication topology. Both cooperative communication and antagonistic communication among agents are considered. Delanzomib The fully distributed bipartite compensator based on the novel composite event-triggered transmission mechanism is first put forward to estimate the state of the leader. Compared with the existing methods, our compensator can save communication resources using event-triggered transmission mechanism; is independent of the global information of the network graph; and is applicable for the signed directed graph. With the developed compensator, the distributed control protocol is designed to achieve the time-varying output formation tracking. Moreover, the case that the networked systems subject to external disturbances is also considered. To estimate the state of leader with disturbance, the fully distributed bipartite compensator based on an innovative composite event-triggered mechanism is presented. And the novel distributed control protocol is proposed to address the output formation tracking issue for linear MASs with heterogeneous dynamics and external disturbances. It is shown that the Zeno-behavior can be excluded in both transmission mechanisms. Finally, the effectiveness of the developed control methods is illustrated through three simulation examples.Recently, deep learning has become the mainstream methodology for Compound-Protein Interaction (CPI) prediction. However, the existing compound-protein feature extraction methods have some issues that limit their performance. First, graph networks are widely used for structural compound feature extraction, but the chemical properties of a compound depend on functional groups rather than graphic structure. Besides, the existing methods lack capabilities in extracting rich and discriminative protein features. Last, the compound-protein features are usually simply combined for CPI prediction, without considering information redundancy and effective feature mining. To address the above issues, we propose a novel CPInformer method. Specifically, we extract heterogeneous compound features, including structural graph features and functional class fingerprints, to reduce prediction errors caused by similar structural compounds. Then, we combine local and global features using dense connections to obtain multi-scale protein features. Last, we apply ProbSparse self-attention to protein features, under the guidance of compound features, to eliminate information redundancy, and to improve the accuracy of CPInformer. More importantly, the proposed method identifies the activated local regions that link a CPI, providing a good visualisation for the CPI state. The results obtained on five benchmarks demonstrate the merits and superiority of CPInformer over the state-of-the-art approaches.The development of omics data and biomedical images has greatly advanced the progress of precision medicine in diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis. The fusion of omics and imaging data, i.e., omics-imaging fusion, offers a new strategy for understanding complex diseases. However, due to a variety of issues such as the limited number of samples, high dimensionality of features, and heterogeneity of different data types, efficiently learning complementary or associated discriminative fusion information from omics and imaging data remains a challenge. Recently, numerous machine learning methods have been proposed to alleviate these problems. In this review, from the perspective of fusion levels and fusion methods, we first provide an overview of preprocessing and feature extraction methods for omics and imaging data, and comprehensively analyze and summarize the basic forms and variations of commonly used and newly emerging fusion methods, along with their advantages, disadvantages and the applicable scope. We then describe public datasets and compare experimental results of various fusion methods on the ADNI and TCGA datasets. Finally, we discuss future prospects and highlight remaining challenges in the field.Cancer subtype identification is to classify cancer into groups according to their molecular characteristics and clinical manifestations and is the basis for more personalized diagnosis and therapy. Public datasets such as The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) have collected a massive number of multi-omics data. The accumulation of these datasets provides unprecedented opportunities to study the mechanism of cancers and further identify cancer subtypes at a comprehensive level. In this paper, we propose a multi-view robust graph-based clustering (MRGC) method to effectively identify cancer subtypes. Our method first learns robust latent representations from the raw omics data to alleviate the influences of the noise, where a set of similarity matrices are then adaptively learned based on these new representations. Finally, a global similarity graph is obtained by exploiting the consensus structure from the graphs. As a result, the three parts in our method can reinforce each other in a mutual iterative manner. We conduct extensive experiments on both generic machine learning datasets and cancer datasets. The experimental results confirm that our model can achieve satisfactory clustering performance compared to several state-of-the-art approaches. Moreover, we convey the practicability of MRGC by carrying out a case study on hepatocellular carcinoma.Best match graphs (BMG) are a key intermediate in graph-based orthology detection and contain a large amount of information on the gene tree. We provide a near-cubic algorithm to determine whether a BMG is binary-explainable, i.e., whether it can be explained by a fully resolved gene tree and, if so, to construct such a tree. Moreover, we show that all such binary trees are refinements of the unique binary-refinable tree (BRT), which in general is a substantial refinement of the also unique least resolved tree of a BMG. Finally, we show that the problem of editing an arbitrary vertex-colored graph to a binary-explainable BMG is NP-complete and provide an integer linear program formulation for this task.Mesh Schelling points explain how humans focus on specific regions of a 3D object. They have a large number of important applications in computer graphics and provide valuable information for perceptual psychology studies. However, detecting mesh Schelling points is time-consuming and expensive since the existing techniques are mostly based on participant observation studies. To overcome these limitations, we propose to employ powerful deep learning techniques to detect mesh Schelling points in an automatic manner, free from participant observation studies. Specifically, we utilize the mesh convolution and pooling operations to extract informative features from mesh objects, and then predict the 3D heat map of Schelling points in an end-to-end manner. In addition, we propose a Deep Schelling Network (DS-Net) to automatically detect the Schelling points, including a multi-scale fusion component and a novel region-specific loss function to improve our network for a better regression of heat maps. To the best of our knowledge, DS-Net is the first deep neural network for detecting Schelling points from 3D meshes. We evaluate DS-Net on a mesh Schelling point dataset obtained from participant observation studies. The experimental results demonstrate that DS-Net is capable of detecting mesh Schelling points effectively and outperforms various state-of-the-art mesh saliency methods and deep learning models, both qualitatively and quantitatively.Few-shot learning is a fundamental and challenging problem since it requires recognizing novel categories from only a few examples. The objects for recognition have multiple variants and can locate anywhere in images. Directly comparing query images with example images can not handle content misalignment. The representation and metric for comparison are critical but challenging to learn due to the scarcity and wide variation of the samples in few-shot learning. In this paper, we present a novel semantic alignment model to compare relations, which is robust to content misalignment. We propose to add two key ingredients to existing few-shot learning frameworks for better feature and metric learning ability. First, we introduce a semantic alignment loss to align the relation statistics of the features from samples that belong to the same category. And second, local and global mutual information maximization is introduced, allowing for representations that contain locally-consistent and intra-class shared information across structural locations in an image. Furthermore, we introduce a principled approach to weigh multiple loss functions by considering the homoscedastic uncertainty of each stream. We conduct extensive experiments on several few-shot learning datasets. Experimental results show that the proposed method is capable of comparing relations with semantic alignment strategies, and achieves state-of-the-art performance.Facial attributes in StyleGAN generated images are entangled in the latent space which makes it very difficult to independently control a specific attribute without affecting the others. Supervised attribute editing requires annotated training data which is difficult to obtain and limits the editable attributes to those with labels. Therefore, unsupervised attribute editing in an disentangled latent space is key to performing neat and versatile semantic face editing. In this paper, we present a new technique termed Structure-Texture Independent Architecture with Weight Decomposition and Orthogonal Regularization (STIA-WO) to disentangle the latent space for unsupervised semantic face editing. By applying STIA-WO to GAN, we have developed a StyleGAN termed STGAN-WO which performs weight decomposition through utilizing the style vector to construct a fully controllable weight matrix to regulate image synthesis, and employs orthogonal regularization to ensure each entry of the style vector only controls one independent feature matrix.
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