Lens imaging opposition-based learning. by Yuqi Xiong (12343771)

“…The algorithm integrates three key strategies: a precise population elimination strategy, which optimizes the population structure by eliminating individuals with low fitness and intelligently generating new ones; a lens imaging-based opposition learning strategy, which expands the exploration of the solution space through reflection and scaling to reduce the risk of local optima; and a boundary control strategy based on the best individual, which effectively constrains the search range to avoid inefficient searches and premature convergence. …”

A* Path-Finding Algorithm to Determine Cell Connections by Max Weng (22327159)

“…Pixel paths were classified using a z-score brightness threshold of 1.21, optimized for noise reduction and accuracy. …”

Principle of lens imaging. by Yuefeng Leng (20678476)

Compare algorithm parameter settings. by Yuqi Xiong (12343771)

“…The algorithm integrates three key strategies: a precise population elimination strategy, which optimizes the population structure by eliminating individuals with low fitness and intelligently generating new ones; a lens imaging-based opposition learning strategy, which expands the exploration of the solution space through reflection and scaling to reduce the risk of local optima; and a boundary control strategy based on the best individual, which effectively constrains the search range to avoid inefficient searches and premature convergence. …”

Flowchart of low-light image enhancement based on MESBOA. by Yuqi Xiong (12343771)

Flowchart of low-light image enhancement based on MESBOA. by Yuqi Xiong (12343771)

-value on CEC2022 (dim = 20). by Yuqi Xiong (12343771)

“…The algorithm integrates three key strategies: a precise population elimination strategy, which optimizes the population structure by eliminating individuals with low fitness and intelligently generating new ones; a lens imaging-based opposition learning strategy, which expands the exploration of the solution space through reflection and scaling to reduce the risk of local optima; and a boundary control strategy based on the best individual, which effectively constrains the search range to avoid inefficient searches and premature convergence. …”

Precision elimination strategy. by Yuqi Xiong (12343771)

“…The algorithm integrates three key strategies: a precise population elimination strategy, which optimizes the population structure by eliminating individuals with low fitness and intelligently generating new ones; a lens imaging-based opposition learning strategy, which expands the exploration of the solution space through reflection and scaling to reduce the risk of local optima; and a boundary control strategy based on the best individual, which effectively constrains the search range to avoid inefficient searches and premature convergence. …”

Results of low-light image enhancement test. by Yuqi Xiong (12343771)

“…The algorithm integrates three key strategies: a precise population elimination strategy, which optimizes the population structure by eliminating individuals with low fitness and intelligently generating new ones; a lens imaging-based opposition learning strategy, which expands the exploration of the solution space through reflection and scaling to reduce the risk of local optima; and a boundary control strategy based on the best individual, which effectively constrains the search range to avoid inefficient searches and premature convergence. …”

-value on 23 benchmark functions (dim = 30). by Yuqi Xiong (12343771)

“…The algorithm integrates three key strategies: a precise population elimination strategy, which optimizes the population structure by eliminating individuals with low fitness and intelligently generating new ones; a lens imaging-based opposition learning strategy, which expands the exploration of the solution space through reflection and scaling to reduce the risk of local optima; and a boundary control strategy based on the best individual, which effectively constrains the search range to avoid inefficient searches and premature convergence. …”

Evaluation metrics obtained by SBOA and MESBOA. by Yuqi Xiong (12343771)

“…The algorithm integrates three key strategies: a precise population elimination strategy, which optimizes the population structure by eliminating individuals with low fitness and intelligently generating new ones; a lens imaging-based opposition learning strategy, which expands the exploration of the solution space through reflection and scaling to reduce the risk of local optima; and a boundary control strategy based on the best individual, which effectively constrains the search range to avoid inefficient searches and premature convergence. …”

PathOlOgics_RBCs Python Scripts.zip by Ahmed Elsafty (16943883)

“…</p><p dir="ltr">In terms of classification, a second algorithm was developed and employed to preliminary sort or group the individual cells (after excluding the overlapping cells manually) into different categories using five geometric measurements applied to the extracted contour from each binary image mask (see PathOlOgics_script_2; preliminary shape measurements). …”

Image4_CNN-Based Cell Analysis: From Image to Quantitative Representation.TIF by Cédric Allier (4180903)

“…The networks have been trained to predict quantitative representation of the cell measurements that can be next translated into measurement lists with a local maxima algorithm. In this article, we discuss the performance and limitations of this novel deep learning-based quantification pipeline in comparison with a standard image processing solution. …”

Image1_CNN-Based Cell Analysis: From Image to Quantitative Representation.TIF by Cédric Allier (4180903)

“…The networks have been trained to predict quantitative representation of the cell measurements that can be next translated into measurement lists with a local maxima algorithm. In this article, we discuss the performance and limitations of this novel deep learning-based quantification pipeline in comparison with a standard image processing solution. …”

Image3_CNN-Based Cell Analysis: From Image to Quantitative Representation.TIF by Cédric Allier (4180903)

“…The networks have been trained to predict quantitative representation of the cell measurements that can be next translated into measurement lists with a local maxima algorithm. In this article, we discuss the performance and limitations of this novel deep learning-based quantification pipeline in comparison with a standard image processing solution. …”

Image2_CNN-Based Cell Analysis: From Image to Quantitative Representation.TIF by Cédric Allier (4180903)

“…The networks have been trained to predict quantitative representation of the cell measurements that can be next translated into measurement lists with a local maxima algorithm. In this article, we discuss the performance and limitations of this novel deep learning-based quantification pipeline in comparison with a standard image processing solution. …”

DataSheet1_CNN-Based Cell Analysis: From Image to Quantitative Representation.pdf by Cédric Allier (4180903)

“…The networks have been trained to predict quantitative representation of the cell measurements that can be next translated into measurement lists with a local maxima algorithm. In this article, we discuss the performance and limitations of this novel deep learning-based quantification pipeline in comparison with a standard image processing solution. …”

Steps in the extraction of 14 coordinates from the CT slices for the curved MPR. by Linus Woitke (22783534)

“…Protruding paths are then eliminated using graph-based optimization algorithms, as demonstrated in f). …”

adjoint-elastic-registration.zip from Organ registration from partial surface data in augmented surgery from an optimal control perspective by Stéphane Cotin (3944129)

“…After a discussion about the existence of solutions, we analyse the necessary optimality conditions and use them to derive a suitable optimization algorithm. …”

Minisymposterium: Muq-Hippylib: A Bayesian Inference Software Framework Integrating Data with Complex Predictive Models under Uncertainty by Ki-Tae Kim (10184066)

“…In this poster, we present an extensible software framework MUQ-hIPPYlib that overcomes this hurdle by providing unprecedented access to state-of-the-art algorithms for Bayesian inverse problems. MUQ provides a spectrum of powerful Bayesian inversion models and algorithms, but expects forward models to come equipped with gradients/Hessians to permit large-scale solution. hIPPYlib implements powerful large-scale gradient/Hessian-based solvers in an environment that can automatically generate needed derivatives, but it lacks full Bayesian capabilities. …”