Quantitative results on RFRB dataset. by Dunlu Lu (19964225)

“…In comparative experiments on four plant datasets, MAR-YOLOv9 improved the mAP@0.5 accuracy by 39.18% compared to seven mainstream object detection algorithms, and by 1.28% compared to the YOLOv9 model. …”

Main module structure. by Dunlu Lu (19964225)

“…In comparative experiments on four plant datasets, MAR-YOLOv9 improved the mAP@0.5 accuracy by 39.18% compared to seven mainstream object detection algorithms, and by 1.28% compared to the YOLOv9 model. …”

Counting results on MTDC-UAV dataset. by Dunlu Lu (19964225)

“…In comparative experiments on four plant datasets, MAR-YOLOv9 improved the mAP@0.5 accuracy by 39.18% compared to seven mainstream object detection algorithms, and by 1.28% compared to the YOLOv9 model. …”

Quantitative results on DRPD dataset. by Dunlu Lu (19964225)

“…In comparative experiments on four plant datasets, MAR-YOLOv9 improved the mAP@0.5 accuracy by 39.18% compared to seven mainstream object detection algorithms, and by 1.28% compared to the YOLOv9 model. …”

Architecture of MAR-YOLOv9. by Dunlu Lu (19964225)

“…In comparative experiments on four plant datasets, MAR-YOLOv9 improved the mAP@0.5 accuracy by 39.18% compared to seven mainstream object detection algorithms, and by 1.28% compared to the YOLOv9 model. …”

Quantitative results on MTDC-UAV dataset. by Dunlu Lu (19964225)

“…In comparative experiments on four plant datasets, MAR-YOLOv9 improved the mAP@0.5 accuracy by 39.18% compared to seven mainstream object detection algorithms, and by 1.28% compared to the YOLOv9 model. …”

Counting results on WEDU dataset. by Dunlu Lu (19964225)

“…In comparative experiments on four plant datasets, MAR-YOLOv9 improved the mAP@0.5 accuracy by 39.18% compared to seven mainstream object detection algorithms, and by 1.28% compared to the YOLOv9 model. …”

Example images from four plant datasets. by Dunlu Lu (19964225)

“…In comparative experiments on four plant datasets, MAR-YOLOv9 improved the mAP@0.5 accuracy by 39.18% compared to seven mainstream object detection algorithms, and by 1.28% compared to the YOLOv9 model. …”

Counting results on RFRB dataset. by Dunlu Lu (19964225)

“…In comparative experiments on four plant datasets, MAR-YOLOv9 improved the mAP@0.5 accuracy by 39.18% compared to seven mainstream object detection algorithms, and by 1.28% compared to the YOLOv9 model. …”

Detection visualization results on WEDU dataset. by Dunlu Lu (19964225)

“…In comparative experiments on four plant datasets, MAR-YOLOv9 improved the mAP@0.5 accuracy by 39.18% compared to seven mainstream object detection algorithms, and by 1.28% compared to the YOLOv9 model. …”

Effective connectivity analysis. by Akke Mats Houben (21572855)

Video 1_TDE-3: an improved prior for optical flow computation in spiking neural networks.mp4 by Matthew Yedutenko (5142461)

“…Proposed in the literature bioinspired neuromorphic Time-Difference Encoder (TDE-2) combines event-based sensors and processors with spiking neural networks to provide real-time and energy-efficient motion detection through extracting temporal correlations between two points in space. However, on the algorithmic level, this design leads to a loss of direction-selectivity of individual TDEs in textured environments. …”

Data Sheet 1_TDE-3: an improved prior for optical flow computation in spiking neural networks.pdf by Matthew Yedutenko (5142461)

“…Proposed in the literature bioinspired neuromorphic Time-Difference Encoder (TDE-2) combines event-based sensors and processors with spiking neural networks to provide real-time and energy-efficient motion detection through extracting temporal correlations between two points in space. However, on the algorithmic level, this design leads to a loss of direction-selectivity of individual TDEs in textured environments. …”

supporting data for PHD thesis entitled " Arousal Regulation and Neurofeedback Treatment for ADHD Children" by Yuliang Wang (9151616)

“…Analyses use standardized mean differences (Hedges g) under random-effects models, stratified by comparator type (medicine, active, sham, passive) and, where applicable, contrasted across protocol families (customised algorithm, SCP, SMR, TBR).</p><p dir="ltr">The supporting dataset contains the <b>raw arm-level descriptive statistics</b> required to compute effect sizes: per study, outcome, and timepoint it lists group means, standard deviations, and sample sizes for neurofeedback and control arms, along with rater, comparator category, protocol type, and outcome direction coding (so higher values consistently reflect the intended construct). …”

Echo Peak by Rocco De Marco (14146593)

“…</p><p dir="ltr">For classification, the algorithm iteratively processes the audio in overlapping time windows. …”

Identify different types of urban renewal implementations at streetscape scale by Xiaotong Wang (20852492)

“…Existing research primarily focuses on detecting pixel-level or object-level changes in urban physical space, often neglecting the semantic complexity inherent in urban renewal. …”

Identification of ferroptosis-related LncRNAs as potential targets for improving immunotherapy in glioblastoma by Zhaochen Wang (12176245)

“…<p>The effect of ferroptosis-related long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) in predicting immunotherapy response to glioblastoma (GBM) remains obscure. …”

AI Influence in the Educational Environment by Lev Radman (21381269)

“…The CSV file contains Likert-scale and categorical responses, with a separate README describing each variable and coding scheme.</p><p dir="ltr"><b>Potential reuse</b><br>Researchers can replicate or extend technology-acceptance models in emerging-economy contexts, compare student versus professional cohorts, or conduct secondary analyses on AI self-efficacy and algorithmic trust.…”

<b>R</b><b>esidual</b> <b>GCB-Net</b>: Residual Graph Convolutional Broad Network on Emotion Recognition by Qilin Li (535447)

“…It can accurately reflect the emotional changes of the human body by applying graphical-based algorithms or models. EEG signals are nonlinear signals. …”

ImproBR Replication Package by Anonymus (18533633)

“…<br><br>**Import Errors:**<br>Make sure you're in the replication package directory:<br>```bash<br>cd ImproBR-Replication<br>python improbr_pipeline.py --help<br>```<br><br>## Research Results & Evaluation Data<br>### RQ1: Bug Report Improvement Evaluation (139 reports)<br>**Manual Evaluation Results:**<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/manual_evaluation/Author 1 Responses.csv`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/manual_evaluation/Author 1 Responses.csv</u>) - First evaluator assessments<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/manual_evaluation/Author 2 Responses.csv`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/manual_evaluation/Author 2 Responses.csv</u>) - Second evaluator assessments <br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/manual_evaluation/Final Results.csv`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/manual_evaluation/Final Results.csv</u>) - Consolidated evaluation results<br><br>**Inter-Rater Agreement (Cohen's Kappa):**<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/cohen's_cappa_coefficient_matrices/confusion_matrix_s2r_label.png`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/cohen's_cappa_coefficient_matrices/confusion_matrix_s2r_label.png</u>) - Steps to Reproduce κ scores<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/cohen's_cappa_coefficient_matrices/confusion_matrix_ob_label.png`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/cohen's_cappa_coefficient_matrices/confusion_matrix_ob_label.png</u>) - Observed Behavior κ scores<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/cohen's_cappa_coefficient_matrices/confusion_matrix_eb_label.png`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/cohen's_cappa_coefficient_matrices/confusion_matrix_eb_label.png</u>) - Expected Behavior κ scores<br><br>**Algorithm Results:**<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/algorithm_results/improbr_outputs/`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/algorithm_results/improbr_outputs/</u>) - ImproBR improved reports<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/algorithm_results/chatbr_outputs/`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/algorithm_results/chatbr_outputs/</u>) - ChatBR baseline results<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/algorithm_results/bee_analysis/`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ1/algorithm_results/bee_analysis/</u>) - BEE tool structural analysis<br><br>### RQ2: Comparative Analysis vs ChatBR (37 pairs)<br>**Similarity Score Results:**<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/similarity_scores/overall_tfidf.csv`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/similarity_scores/overall_tfidf.csv</u>) - TF-IDF similarity scores<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/similarity_scores/overall_word2vec.csv`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/similarity_scores/overall_word2vec.csv</u>) - Word2Vec similarity scores<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/similarity_scores/exact_string_comparisons.json`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/similarity_scores/exact_string_comparisons.json</u>) - Complete TF-IDF comparison with scores for each comparison unit (full debugging)<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/similarity_scores/word2vec_comparisons.json`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/similarity_scores/word2vec_comparisons.json</u>) - Complete Word2Vec comparison with scores for each comparison unit (full debugging)<br><br>**Algorithm Outputs:**<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/ImproBR_outputs/`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/ImproBR_outputs/</u>) - ImproBR enhanced reports<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/ChatBR_outputs/`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/algorithm_results/ChatBR_outputs/</u>) - ChatBR baseline outputs<br>- [`RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/dataset/ground_truth/`](<u>RQ1-RQ2/RQ2/dataset/ground_truth/</u>) - High-quality reference reports<br>## Important Notes<br><br>1. …”