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The phase discontinuity problem—where the cyclic nature of phase angles causes catastrophic errors near the ±π boundary—is a fundamental obstacle in learning‐based reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS) optimization. A phase‐aware hybrid CNN–LSTM framework resolves this by decomposing phase predictions into sine–cosine components, mapping circular ...
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Deep Learning for Ear-EEG-Based Brain-Computer Interface: A Systematic Comparison and Design Insights. [PDF]
Kim JS, Choi SI, Hwang HJ, Han CH.
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Multiarea processing in body patches of the primate inferotemporal cortex implements inverse graphics. [PDF]
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Nonvisual Support for Understanding and Reasoning about Data Structures. [PDF]
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A pedestrian perspective street view dataset for prosthetic vision simulation. [PDF]
Fan Z, Zhao Y, Gan L, Wang Y, Han Y.
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Bibliometric Trends in the Integration of Computer Vision With Healthcare. [PDF]
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Fine-Grained Recognition of Insect Pests from Digital Images: A Survey. [PDF]
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Computer vision for interactive computer graphics
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1998Vision can be a powerful interface device for computers because of its potential for sensing body position, head orientation, direction of gaze, pointing commands, and gestures. Such unencumbered interaction can make computers easier to use. We describe vision algorithms for interactive graphics and present vision-controlled graphics applications using
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Three-dimensional representations for computer graphics and computer vision
Computer Graphics, 1978Representing complex three-dimensional objects in a computer involves more than just evaluating its display capabilities. Other factors are the uses and costs of the representation, what operations can be performed on it and, ultimately, how useful it is for computer recognition or description or three-dimensional objects.
Norman I. Badler, Ruzena Bajcsy
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