Wang, Zhuoyue
Improved Unet brain tumor image segmentation based on GSConv module and ECA attention mechanism
Tian, Qiyuan, Wang, Zhuoyue, Cui, Xiaoling
An improved model of medical image segmentation for brain tumor is discussed, which is a deep learning algorithm based on U-Net architecture. Based on the traditional U-Net, we introduce GSConv module and ECA attention mechanism to improve the performance of the model in medical image segmentation tasks. With these improvements, the new U-Net model is able to extract and utilize multi-scale features more efficiently while flexibly focusing on important channels, resulting in significantly improved segmentation results. During the experiment, the improved U-Net model is trained and evaluated systematically. By looking at the loss curves of the training set and the test set, we find that the loss values of both rapidly decline to the lowest point after the eighth epoch, and then gradually converge and stabilize. This shows that our model has good learning ability and generalization ability. In addition, by monitoring the change in the mean intersection ratio (mIoU), we can see that after the 35th epoch, the mIoU gradually approaches 0.8 and remains stable, which further validates the model. Compared with the traditional U-Net, the improved version based on GSConv module and ECA attention mechanism shows obvious advantages in segmentation effect. Especially in the processing of brain tumor image edges, the improved model can provide more accurate segmentation results. This achievement not only improves the accuracy of medical image analysis, but also provides more reliable technical support for clinical diagnosis.
Transforming Movie Recommendations with Advanced Machine Learning: A Study of NMF, SVD,and K-Means Clustering
Yan, Yubing, Moreau, Camille, Wang, Zhuoyue, Fan, Wenhan, Fu, Chengqian
Keywords-recommendation system; machine learning; Non-groups based on their viewing patterns. Agent Recurrent Deterministic Policy Gradient (MA-RDPG) The proliferation of digital content has necessitated the algorithm, as suggested by Zhao et al., this research aims to development of effective recommendation systems to aid users optimize overall system performance through enhanced in navigating vast amounts of data. This research aims to explore and implement advanced machine Previous studies have extensively explored collaborative learning techniques [1-6] to create a high-performing movie filtering techniques for recommendation systems. The study addresses the following (2001) [13] demonstrated the effectiveness of matrix research questions: What are the most effective machine factorization in uncovering latent user-item interactions. How do et al. (2009) [14] further refined these techniques, leading to these models compare in terms of accuracy and relevance?
Research on Autonomous Robots Navigation based on Reinforcement Learning
Wang, Zixiang, Yan, Hao, Wang, Yining, Xu, Zhengjia, Wang, Zhuoyue, Wu, Zhizhong
Reinforcement learning continuously optimizes decision-making based on real-time feedback reward signals through continuous interaction with the environment, demonstrating strong adaptive and self-learning capabilities. In recent years, it has become one of the key methods to achieve autonomous navigation of robots. In this work, an autonomous robot navigation method based on reinforcement learning is introduced. We use the Deep Q Network (DQN) and Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) models to optimize the path planning and decision-making process through the continuous interaction between the robot and the environment, and the reward signals with real-time feedback. By combining the Q-value function with the deep neural network, deep Q network can handle high-dimensional state space, so as to realize path planning in complex environments. Proximal policy optimization is a strategy gradient-based method, which enables robots to explore and utilize environmental information more efficiently by optimizing policy functions. These methods not only improve the robot's navigation ability in the unknown environment, but also enhance its adaptive and self-learning capabilities. Through multiple training and simulation experiments, we have verified the effectiveness and robustness of these models in various complex scenarios.