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    <description>title: Error protection and correction for block compressive sensing over the binary symmetric channels abstract: Protection scheme for compressed media form an inevitable part for data transmission. Here we choose block compressive sensing for image compression, and expect to transmit over the binary symmetric channels (BSC). Upon completion of compression at the encoder, we apply multiple description coding (MDC) for error resilience, and the polar codes for error correction. After reception of the possibly erroneous data from BSC, reverse operations for polar decoding and MDC compensation would be applied accordingly, and reconstructed image can be acquired. Simulation results have demonstrated the effectiveness for the protection schemes with the enhancements of the quality of reconstructed images.
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    <description>title: Self-Organized Unstructured Network Architecture for Device and Service Deployment in Smart Home abstract: Whereas home access networks are generally built on wired hubs and wireless AP equipment, the deployment of home services is confined to a limited physical communication coverage of a home network. To get rid of local connectivity at home, we propose a self-organized network architecture on which neighbor devices establish direct hop-to-hop connections and relay data flows without resorting to underlying network infrastructures. Cameras, used as demonstration devices, are aligned in an array. Real-time media streams will be issued from any source cameras, sent via relaying cameras, and eventually received by a home gateway connecting with a management server that locates on a home network or the Internet.
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    <description>title: Image-adaptive robust transmission for block compressed sensing abstract: Compressed media are vulnerable to channel errors during transmission, and protection of compressed media would be much required. In this paper, we employ block compressed sensing (BCS) for compression. We apply the inherent characteristics of original image content to aid the data protection performance for BCS. Image blocks are classified into active and smooth ones, and different protection schemes are applied. With active blocks, we protect with multiple description coding (MDC), while with smooth blocks, we perform the least absolute shrinkage and selection operator (LASSO). Both schemes can be worked together or be performed independently for data protection. Simulation results have pointed out the enhancements with image-adaptive classification of blocks for error resilient transmission of block compressed sensing.
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Watermarking plays an important role in the applications of copyright protection and data authentication. In this paper, we apply the commonly used discrete cosine transform (DCT), and embed two watermarks into color images. For the first watermark we choose the QR code, and for the second one we employ the binary random sequence. With the classification of watermarking, robust watermarking is suitable for copyright protection, while fragile watermarking aims at authentication purposes. We embed the two watermarks into the low and mid frequency bands, respectively. When intentional attacks are applied, the first watermark can be extracted, while no attack is applied, both watermarks can survive. Simulations have demonstrated the capabilities of multi-purpose watermarking with our method.
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    <description>title: Image recognition approach for expediting chinese cafeteria checkout process abstract: One of the common running themes in modern-day Chinese cafeterias is the hold up in foot traffic in queueing due to checkout. We find out that this bottleneck is caused by the staff requiring extra time to look up the prices of those miscellaneous entrees and calculating the total due amount during checkout. In this paper, this issue is addressed by introducing real-time image recognition techniques into this process. By using a webcam taking live video feed at the checkout desk with the image recognition model outputs the total due amount simultaneously, we are able to eliminate the need to perform manual price calculations. Additionally, the nutrition facts of the meal can also be calculated and displayed to the customers based on the detected entrees. The image recognition model is based on YOLOv3 with 575 entree-catered plate images involved in model training, validation, and testing. The transfer learning technique is also incorporated to speed up the training process. Experimental results show that the recognition accuracy of individual entree is around 70% and that of the entire plate is roughly 63%. With the advanced training with a larger dataset, we believe that the accuracy can be increased, and applying the approach during the checkout will become more practicable.
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    <description>title: Learning the classroom automation preferences with low user intervention abstract: With the affordable Internet of Things (IoT) devices, the number of smart classrooms are increasing. There are researches on how to incorporate the IoT technology into the pedagogy. We put the emphasis on classroom automation which enables the teacher to flexibly configure the smart devices without coding. It is achieved by a framework on top of the physical IoT network. In the framework, the automation process is modeled as a state transition engine. The teacher only needs to signal the engine to take a few system state snapshots as the preferences. Once the preference model is derived by the learning process, an event would trigger the engine to compute the suggested system states from this model. Then the automation process invokes the predefined actions to reach the target system states. The framework allows the engineer to provide the basic functions to configure the system, while keeping the user intervention low at providing the training data. In addition to describing the example applications of the framework, a simple use case is also simulated to demonstrate how to design a learning mechanism for this framework.
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    <description>title: Unequal error protection for compressed sensing with polar codes abstract: Compressed sensing is famous for its compression performances under error-free transmission. It would be helpful to apply polar codes for compressed sensing data to cope with the transmission over error-prone channels. Parts of data are more important than others, hence, we apply polar codes with unequal protection capabilities to compressed sensing coefficients, for the error resilient transmission over the binary symmetric channels. Simulations have presented the enhancements and the potential use for practical applications.
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    <description>title: Error control and regression for block compressed sensing of color images abstract: Transmission of multimedia contents with block compressed sensing (BCS) would be of great value for practical applications. Compressed data are vulnerable to channel errors during transmission, and effective means to protect them would be helpful to the decoding procedures. We choose multiple description coding (MDC) for error control in advance, and apply the least absolute shrinkage and selection operator (LASSO) for training the received data to alleviate the effect caused by channel errors. We also consider the inherent characteristics between color planes of original image to enhance the reconstruction. Simulations have depicted the advantages with these error control schemes for BCS.
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    <description>title: The Role of Technology Policy for Knowledge Transfer in Building Emergent Sector abstract: This research considers the interactions between knowledge transfer and technology policy and investigate how technology policy could help technology latecomer countries in maintain its economic competitiveness. We take Taiwan’s attempt to develop Artificial Intelligent sector as an example. Taiwan was one of the first newly-industrialised countries noted for maintaining exceptionally high growth rates and rapid industrialisation between the early 1960s and 1990s (Ash and Greene 2007, Hsu and Perkins 2001, Hong 1997, White and Gray 1988). In the 21st century, the successful development of information technology (IT) and semiconductor industries has played an important role in transforming Taiwan into an advanced emerging economy (Breznitz 2007, Fuller and Rubinstein 2013). In the past three decades, the efforts of the Taiwanese government have included support for and promotion of the emerging sectors such as biotechnology with the hope of upgrading the economic structure of Taiwan into a more advanced knowledge-based economy. However, Taiwan has continuously lost its leading technological status in an era of globalization. In recent years, the government in Taiwan has tried hard to provide incentives to build connections with the US (with special attention paid to the Silicon Valley) to seek the possibility of copying its successful development experience. As an intensively knowledge-based sector, the artificial intelligent sector is an attractive starting point for relatively small economies wanting to build high-value industries. The artificial intelligent sector originated from academic research, which relies heavily on scientific research, the kind that is routinely carried out in the public research sector (Bartholomew, 1997; Carlsson 2010). Previous studies of the biotechnology innovation system in Taiwan laid the foundation for this research by focusing on conflicts between government organisations (Wong, 2005) and the mutual interactions between governance policies and the development of the biotechnology innovation system (Chung, 2011). It is based on a theoretical focus, using the framework of a sectoral innovation system, the concept of knowledge transfer, and analysis of the implementation of technology policies. Empirically it integrated multi-perspective approaches with mixed qualitative-quantitative data gathering from several electronic databases, official publications. Finally, the project will explore the roles academic collaboration play in the networks evolving over time. These analyses will cover few decades to permit a dynamic and longitudinal perspective analysis. These results will be instructive for designing policy incentives to further enhance knowledge transfer between the US and Taiwan. Ultimately, this study hopes to find out how Taiwan can maintain its economic competitiveness in an era of globalization and technological change through developing its artificial intelligent sector.
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    <description>title: Proximity and Cluster Effects: The Case of Emerging Biotechnology Innovation Networks abstract: Literature maintains that proximity has strong impacts on enhancing interactive&#xD;
learning and innovation in the clusters (Howells, 2002). Spatial proximity (distance)&#xD;
can be important sources of knowledge spillover, but other dimensions of proximities&#xD;
(cognitive, institutional, organizational and social dimensions) are equally important&#xD;
(Boschma, 2005; 15. Boschma, R., and K. Frenken. 2010; Omobhude and Chen&#xD;
2019). However, what is less clear is how do interactions occur in the networks to&#xD;
develop linkage between actors and how do cluster effects enhance the&#xD;
collaborations in emerging high-tech sectors? To explore the associations that&#xD;
regional cluster brought to enhance the formation of R&amp;D networks in the emerging&#xD;
high-tech sector, this paper examines the R&amp;D collaboration network of&#xD;
biotechnology industry in Taiwan between 1998 and 2017. Combining more than 50&#xD;
interviews and applying social network analysis on a longitudinal dataset gathered&#xD;
from financial reports of 180 emerging biotechnology firms who have initiated public&#xD;
offering (IPO) in Taiwan, this paper aims to explore the R&amp;D collaboration networks&#xD;
between the actors in the innovation system to understand whether cluster effects&#xD;
would enhance the R&amp;D collaborations in the high-tech science-based sectors.&#xD;
Comparing the networks of the firms in this group, a shift from relative sparseness in&#xD;
1998-2007 to connectedness in 2008-2017 can be readily observed. The finding of&#xD;
this paper suggest that while the nascent sector stays in a small size, geographical&#xD;
proximity is not the most important factor to determinate the networking&#xD;
establishments between the actors in the innovation system. In contrast, the&#xD;
technological distance, the fit of specialties and the mutual complementary of the&#xD;
business is the key factor to drive the formation of collaboration networks and&#xD;
alliances in the biotechnology sector- a science-based sector. To further enhance the&#xD;
collaboration network in a nascent science-based sector, cluster effects through&#xD;
policy intervention attempting to stimulate the collaboration networks between the&#xD;
actors may not be the mostly efficient enhancement. Instead, the strength of local&#xD;
knowledge base, shorten the technological distance, and enhance the mutual&#xD;
complementary between the actors would be most important enhancements to&#xD;
strengthen the local collaboration networks and the knowledge transfer in the&#xD;
networks. Future technology policy to promote emerging sectors needs to focus on&#xD;
building the capabilities of the local sector, taking into account the distinct structural&#xD;
features of local innovation context, rather than copying policy models from the&#xD;
successful experiences from other sectors or from other countries.
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    <description>title: 見領袖探勘在社群網路中之研究與應用</description>
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    <title>A computational investigation of atrial fibrillation treatment using HIFU energy source</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/118339</link>
    <description>title: A computational investigation of atrial fibrillation treatment using HIFU energy source abstract: Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most prevalent arrhythmia of the heart, originating usually from ectopic atrial activity of the pulmonary veins. In recent technology, RF ablation has been part of clinical practice for more than two decades and has become an important treatment option for most clinically relevant cardiac arrhythmias [1]. The electrical isolation by ablation of the pulmonary veins (PVs) in the left atrium (LA) of the heart has been proven as an effective cure of atrial fibrillation (AF). The advantage of HIFU is that it&#xD;
could cause deep tissue lesions without damaging intervening tissues and prevent from thrombosis. Thus, it may lead to reducing the risk of stroke. The computer model uses the Pressure Acoustics, Frequency Domain interface to model the stationary acoustic field. The wave equation solved is the homogeneous Helmholtz equation in 2D axisymmetric cylindrical coordinates.&#xD;
With calculated acoustic pressure field, the generated heat combines with the Pennes’ Bioheat Transfer equation to solve the temperature field. The use of&#xD;
extracorporeal HIFU ablation has a problem of vibration motion of heart and it causes focal energy unfocused. The results showed the impact of the thickness of traversing medium to the focal area and heating power with pulse time on the focal area. The varying thickness is to simulate vibration of heart motion. Frequency ranging from 1 MHz to 4 MHz and different geometrical configurations are studied. The preliminary computer modeling and test are feasible. There are in consistent.
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    <title>基於頻繁項目集之增量協同過濾推薦</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/118338</link>
    <description>title: 基於頻繁項目集之增量協同過濾推薦 abstract: 近年來「推薦系統」的技術越來越蓬勃發展，透過協同過濾的方式，根據用戶的興趣或購買行為，對物品的「評分」或「偏好」，向用戶進行推薦，此技術也廣泛應用在各個領域，例如：電影、書籍、美食…等。傳統的協同過濾是透過用戶相似的偏好，去預測你個人的偏好，進一步把其他跟你相似的人所喜愛的物品推薦給你，達到個人化的推薦效果。然而，對於新進的用戶，該如何進行有效的推薦，是一個值得思索的問題。因此本研究運用使用者對電影的喜好，透過樹的建構，將每筆數據依序插入樹中。當找出頻繁項目集後，再利用協同過濾，找出相似的使用者，進一步去做推薦。本文也將對於新使用者的加入，透過增量式挖掘，將採用規範序列樹Canonical-order tree (Can Tree)方法，將數據庫的數據都儲存於Can Tree中，再以FP-growth的方式對Can Tree進行探勘，找出頻繁項目集。接著利用協同過濾的方式，計算使用者之間的相似性，找出要對使用者推薦的項目集清單，最後使用預測函數進行推薦。
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    <title>結合動作偵測與直播影像品質調整之動態網路頻寬分配機制</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/118337</link>
    <description>title: 結合動作偵測與直播影像品質調整之動態網路頻寬分配機制 abstract: 隨著物聯網發展的成熟度逐日攀升，與物聯網感測裝置部署的普及化，未來將有越來越多的感測裝置，譬如溫溼度感測器，PM2.5感測器，超音波感測器以及網路攝影機，負責收集資料並交由閘道器整合並送往雲端平台，供雲端平台進行&#xD;
資料的計算與分析，因此在一個家庭網路中，閘道器在整合與轉送至雲端前必須考慮到網路傳輸的頻寬，避免在進行感測器資料的傳輸過程中，因網路資源的相互競爭而造成網路壅塞。本文提出一在小型物聯網基礎下根據動作偵測來動態調整直播監控錄像畫質的機制，此套機制比起一成不變的單一畫質直播，實現節省網路資源之目的。
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    <title>The Matters of Deep Reinforcement Learning Toward Practical AI Applications</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/118336</link>
    <description>title: The Matters of Deep Reinforcement Learning Toward Practical AI Applications</description>
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    <title>Simulation analysis of IoT_based police force effectiveness on hostage rescue</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/118335</link>
    <description>title: Simulation analysis of IoT_based police force effectiveness on hostage rescue abstract: Even the fast spread Internet of Thing (IoT) technology has penetrated many fields, there are huge parts of society that is still far behind the people’s expectation in using new technology for public safety and risk&#xD;
reduction, such as the issue of resolving the crime scene by police or fire fighting. This paper aims at proposing an alternative for using IoT in support of&#xD;
police operation in rescue the kidnapped civilian by criminal. Models were developed for a specific scenario. A simulation was used to run for gathering the simulated data in order to prove the effectiveness of the IoT aided police operations. The result has shown the proposed alternative does improve the effectiveness in executing the rescue mission.
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    <title>一種基於演化的新推薦系統</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/118334</link>
    <description>title: 一種基於演化的新推薦系統 abstract: 由於對用戶興趣的精確預測，矩陣分解（Matrix factorization, MF）技術已被廣泛用於推薦系統中。先前基於 MF 的方法通過從用戶和項目中提取潛在因子來調整總體評級以進行推薦。然而，在實際應用中，人們的偏好通常隨時間而變化；傳統的基於 MF 的方法無法正確捕捉用戶興趣&#xD;
的變化 。 在本文中，通過將遞歸神經網絡（recurrent neural network, RNN）結合到 MF 中，我們開發了一種新穎的推薦系統 M-RNN-F，以有效地描述用戶隨時間的偏好演變。提出了一種學習模型來捕捉進化模式並預測未來的用戶偏好。&#xD;
實驗結果顯示，M-RNN-F 的性能優於其他最先進的推薦演算法。此外，我們在現實世界數據集上進行實驗，以證明其實用性。
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    <title>A Biomedical Way for Personality Assessment</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/118333</link>
    <description>title: A Biomedical Way for Personality Assessment</description>
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    <title>Error control for compressed sensing transmission with polar codes</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/117624</link>
    <description>title: Error control for compressed sensing transmission with polar codes</description>
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    <title>Discussions on capturing a watermarked image on an LCD monitor</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/117623</link>
    <description>title: Discussions on capturing a watermarked image on an LCD monitor</description>
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    <title>Enhancements of robust transmission for block compressed sensing with LASSO</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/117622</link>
    <description>title: Enhancements of robust transmission for block compressed sensing with LASSO</description>
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    <title>Numerical study of circular ablations using HIFU for atrial fibrillation</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/117515</link>
    <description>title: Numerical study of circular ablations using HIFU for atrial fibrillation abstract: Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most prevalent arrhythmia of the heart, originating usually from ectopic atrial activity of the pulmonary veins. It is the most common sustained cardiac arrhythmia, occurring in 1–2% of the general population. In recent technology, RF ablation has been part of clinical practice for more than two decades and has become an important treatment option for most clinically relevant cardiac arrhythmias. The high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) treatment modality has been proposed in 1995 and is not as popular as RF at present, however HIFU one can cause deep tissue lesions without damaging intervening tissues and wide in treatment than RF one. It is now well known that the pulmonary veins (PVs) play a critical role in the initiation and maintenance of atrial fibrillation (AF). Circular electroporation ablations are normally used with different electrode devices for near PVs. Lesion depth is one of factors in creating better catheter ablation for AF treatments. Similarly, HIFU may generate circular ablations. However, the oscillation or rhythm of heart make the HIFU thermal ablation become difficult to complete. This paper would like to discuss computer simulation in the issue of ablations.
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    <title>Application of hand recognition system based on electromyography and gyroscope using deep learning</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/117513</link>
    <description>title: Application of hand recognition system based on electromyography and gyroscope using deep learning</description>
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    <title>A Novel Evolution-Based Recommendation System</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/117512</link>
    <description>title: A Novel Evolution-Based Recommendation System</description>
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    <title>Message Forwarding with Ferries in Delay-Tolerant Networks</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/117269</link>
    <description>title: Message Forwarding with Ferries in Delay-Tolerant Networks</description>
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    <title>Surface Construction from Kinect RGB-D Stream</title>
    <link>https://tkuir.lib.tku.edu.tw/dspace/handle/987654321/116632</link>
    <description>title: Surface Construction from Kinect RGB-D Stream abstract: An object surface extraction from a set of point clouds extracted using a Kinect V2 sensor is presented here. First several point clouds are extracted from different angles around the object. Second point clouds are registered with each other using the Iterative Closest Point algorithm. If the angle between two camera positions is large, point clouds are manually rough aligned. Then iterative closest point algorithm provides a finer alignment. Next the object boundary is found enclosing all the points in the aligned and merged point cloud. After that a triangular mesh is created with the boundary points. Finally colors acquired from the original point cloud are applied on the triangular surface generated. For a better visual effect colors of the points are interpolated on the triangular mesh generated.
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