An expectation-maximization algorithm for finding noninvadable stationary states. by Robert Marsland (8616483)

Brain-in-the-Loop Learning for Intelligent Vehicle Decision-Making by Xiaofei Zhang (16483224)

“…To achieve policy learning within limited BiTL training periods, we add two modification features to the proposed algorithm based on TD3. The experiment involving twenty participants has been conducted, and the results show that in continuously high-risk driving scenarios, compared to traditional reinforcement learning algorithms without human participation, the proposed algorithm can maintain a cautious driving policy and avoid potential collisions, validated with both proximal surrogate indicators and success rates. …”

Landscape17 by Vlad Carare (22092515)

“…This dataset features global potential energy surface representations generated using the energy landscape framework and includes regions crucial for accurately reproducing both thermodynamic and kinetic properties. For each of the selected six molecules (ethanol, malonaldehyde, paracetamol, salicylic acid, azobenzene, and aspirin) we provide all the minima and transition states, along with configurations from the two approximate steepest-descent paths connecting each transition state to the corresponding minima, computed using hybrid-level density functional theory. …”

Code by Baoqiang Chen (21099509)

“…The first fully connected layer consists of 880 input neurons and 512 output neurons, with a ReLU activation function and a dropout rate of 10% applied to prevent overfitting. …”

Core data by Baoqiang Chen (21099509)

“…The first fully connected layer consists of 880 input neurons and 512 output neurons, with a ReLU activation function and a dropout rate of 10% applied to prevent overfitting. …”

Skeletal_ Muscle_MRI_Registration by Lucia Fontana (9435020)

“…</p> <p>wxPython library was employed to develop the GUI, which is composed by two main windows – initial window and registration window – and 5 secondary frames for support functionalities. 3D images are presented with three views – axial, coronal and sagittal – with three sliders to adjust maximum value, minimum value, and gamma correction.…”