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Study On Aerodynamic Optimization Of Π-Shaped Cable-Stayed Bridge With Vortex-Induced Vibration In Mountainous Areas, Zeng Min, Liu Hanyun, Mao Na, Chen Baixiang, Han Yan, Li Chunguang
Study On Aerodynamic Optimization Of Π-Shaped Cable-Stayed Bridge With Vortex-Induced Vibration In Mountainous Areas, Zeng Min, Liu Hanyun, Mao Na, Chen Baixiang, Han Yan, Li Chunguang
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
Given vortex-induced vibrations of bridges caused by high wind attack angles in mountainous canyons,this study investigated the vortex-induced dynamic characteristics of a Π-shaped steel-concrete composite beam cable-stayed bridge in a mountainous canyon under high wind attack angles based on wind tunnel tests and examined aerodynamic measures for vortex suppression.Firstly,a finite element model of the bridge was established,and the dynamic characteristics of the bridge in both the completed and construction states were analyzed.Subsequently,a 1∶50 scale detailed segment model was designed based on similarity theory to analyze the vortex-induced vibration performance of the original main beam under conventional wind attack angles of …
Wind Tunnel Experiment On Wind-In Duced Vibration Performance Of Arch-Shaped Inclined Steel Bridge Tower In Construction Free-Standing State Using Ae Roelastic Model, Xu Peijun, Deng Fei Yun, Chen Shixuan, Zhang Jiren
Wind Tunnel Experiment On Wind-In Duced Vibration Performance Of Arch-Shaped Inclined Steel Bridge Tower In Construction Free-Standing State Using Ae Roelastic Model, Xu Peijun, Deng Fei Yun, Chen Shixuan, Zhang Jiren
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
This paper presented a wind tunnel experimental study on the wind-induced response characteristics of a rectangular-sectioned arch-shaped inclined steel bridge tower during the construction free-standing stage.A 1:50 scaled aeroelastic model was employed to conduct experiments at different wind yaw angles β (0°‒180°).The experimental results indicate:① under the uniform flow field,the tower in its free-standing state does not experience galloping when the bridge ’s wind speed reaches 60 m/s;② under the uniform flow field,the tower exhibits bending vortex-induced vibrations (VIVs ) along the bridge direction or transverse to the bridge direction.However,the amplitudes of the tower top displacements associated with these VIVs …
Numerical Simulation Study On Scour Erosion Of Bridge Pile Foundations In Service, Wang Shang, Mi Jiangchuan, Chen Mingtao, Song Dan, Zhang Qiao, Zhang Yong, Wang Weixiao
Numerical Simulation Study On Scour Erosion Of Bridge Pile Foundations In Service, Wang Shang, Mi Jiangchuan, Chen Mingtao, Song Dan, Zhang Qiao, Zhang Yong, Wang Weixiao
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
Bridge pile foundations in servic e are subjected to long-term scour erosion caused by sediment-laden water flow,leading to a gradual expansion of the eroded and worn areas.This in turn results in varying degrees of damage to the pile foundation structure and reduces the durability and safety of the bridge.In order to study the impact of scour erosion on bridge pile foundations,this study took the Hanjiang No.1 Bridge in Ankang City as the research object.The ANSYS FLUENT software was used to conduct three-dimensional numerical simulations of the pile foundation and analyze the distribution characteristics and patterns of scour erosion under different …
Research On Influence Of Shield Synchronous Grouting Parameters On Surface Deformation, Luo Xu, Zhang Zhaofeng, Fu Helin, Cao Guiqian, Zhao Chuanming
Research On Influence Of Shield Synchronous Grouting Parameters On Surface Deformation, Luo Xu, Zhang Zhaofeng, Fu Helin, Cao Guiqian, Zhao Chuanming
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
In order to determine reasonable grouting parameters,control surface settlement,and reduce the risk of excessive surface settlement caused by irrational synchronous grouting parameters,this study studied the shield tunnel project between maglev T 2 station and maglev T 3 station.A numerical simulation method was adopted to study the influence of grouting pressure,grouting volume,and the elastic modulus of slurry on surface deformation.The results show that the tunnel synchronous grouting has a significant effect on surface settlement control.A greater grouting pressure,equivalent grouting layer thickness,and elastic modulus of slurry mean a smaller surface settlement.As the three parameters increase,the variation range of surface settlement decreases and …
Intelligent Vehicle Path Tracking Control Integrating Road Adhesion Constraints, Zhang Zhiguo, Wang Pu, Zhang Xinglong, Wang Yan
Intelligent Vehicle Path Tracking Control Integrating Road Adhesion Constraints, Zhang Zhiguo, Wang Pu, Zhang Xinglong, Wang Yan
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
In the field of fault-tolerant control for intelligent vehicle path tracking,the existing methods based on model predictive control (MPC ) have limitations.They often assume that the vehicle model parameters are fixed and ignore the impact of dynamic changes in model parameters,which are caused by factors such as vehicle load changes and external environmental interference,on the path tracking accuracy.When the steering system fails,the front wheel steering angle commands calculated by MPC cannot be directly executed and need to be converted into yaw moment control.Although the existing sliding mode yaw moment control methods have strong robustness,the chattering problem affects the stability and …
Research On Parametric Method Of Highway Bim Based On Digital Delivery, Li Jinlong, Wang Xinnan
Research On Parametric Method Of Highway Bim Based On Digital Delivery, Li Jinlong, Wang Xinnan
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
By analyzing the application points and the current situation of digital delivery in each stage of highway engineering construction,this study found that the lack of parameter management and definition in the modification and refinement process of building information modeling (BIM ) source files at each stage led to difficulties in the splitting and refinement of BIM at each stage and even the need for reconstruction.To this end,a method for strengthening the overall planning of the whole life cycle was proposed.By clarifying the demand for model parameters according to the application points of each stage,a mechanism for parameter reservation and classification …
Reconstruction Plan Of Small-Spacing Interchange Connection Sections On Expressway : A Case Study Of Xinlong‒Gangkou Interchange On Zhongshan‒Jiangmen Expressway, Jie Qiang, Fu Xinsha
Reconstruction Plan Of Small-Spacing Interchange Connection Sections On Expressway : A Case Study Of Xinlong‒Gangkou Interchange On Zhongshan‒Jiangmen Expressway, Jie Qiang, Fu Xinsha
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
The plan design for the small-spacing interchange connection on the expressway directly affects operational efficiency and driving safety.To achieve the conversion of traffic flow between different expressways,this study explored the reconstruction plan of the connection section under the condition that the interchange spacing did not meet the Design Specification for Highway Alignment (JTG D20‒2017 ) and investigated two connection schemes,including auxiliary lane and collector-distributor lane by taking the Xinlong –Gangkou interchange of the Zhongshan‒Jiangmen Expressway reconstruction and expansion project as an example.The results show that the auxiliary lane is recommended in consideration of the long-term service level,speed coordination,operational efficiency,and engineering …
Design Of Champlain Bridge In Canada, Xie Yaning, Zhou Yanfeng, Marwan Nader
Design Of Champlain Bridge In Canada, Xie Yaning, Zhou Yanfeng, Marwan Nader
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
The Champlain Bridge,an iconic gateway spanning the St.Lawrence River in Montreal,showcases not only the excellence of engineering but also becomes an integral part of the city ’s landscape.With a main span of 240 m,the bridge employs a unique single-pylon harp-shaped double-plane cable-stayed structure.The upper pylon is inspired by a tuning fork in its lateral design,while the upper crossbeam artfully mimics the shape of a bow tie,endowing the bridge with a visual beauty that harmoniously blends elegance and strength.The bridge deck,with a total width of 60 m,was the widest double-plane cable-stayed bridge in the world when it was completed.The typical spans …
Research On Bridge Jacking Decision Based On Carbon Emission Analysis, Zhang Xinmin, Hu Chengze, Gao Hongbo, Yang Yunping, Sun Zhihong, Cao Hongyou
Research On Bridge Jacking Decision Based On Carbon Emission Analysis, Zhang Xinmin, Hu Chengze, Gao Hongbo, Yang Yunping, Sun Zhihong, Cao Hongyou
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
To lift the longitudinal section of existing bridges in highway reconstruction and expansion projects due to insufficient under-bridge clearance,this study took the reconstruction of a 32.5 m T-beam bridge in the reconstruction and expansion project of the Guangzhou‒Shenzhen Expressway as the research object.By using a carbon emission factor method,carbon emissions of three reconstruction schemes,including broken-column jacking,conversion of bearing pads into bridge piers,and demolition and reconstruction,were calculated under different lifting heights,and the corresponding construction and installation costs were compared.The results show that when the longitudinal section of the bridge is lifted to a certain height,the economic benefits of the broken-column jacking …
Research On Rc-Uhpc Composite Slab Frame Culvert Technology In Wave-Affected Areas, Qiu Junfeng
Research On Rc-Uhpc Composite Slab Frame Culvert Technology In Wave-Affected Areas, Qiu Junfeng
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
To address the problems in the construction of offshore bridges and culverts such as the structures susceptible to waves,limited layout,and high cost of soft foundation treatment,this paper proposed a new technical solution for reinforced concrete and ultra-high performance concrete (RC-UHPC ) composite slab frame culverts.With supporting engineering,the ordinary box culvert was selected as a comparison scheme for technical and economic analysis,and the design points and construction procedures of new structures were introduced.Based on the calculation results of the overall bearing force,the bearing performance of the top slab under different load conditions was analyzed,along with an investigation of the secondary internal …
Inverse Analysis Of Thermal Parameters Of Concrete Box Girder Based On De-Bp Neural Network, Yao Yong, Yan Yu, Sun Bo Wen, Wang Yuesong, Jiang Tianyong
Inverse Analysis Of Thermal Parameters Of Concrete Box Girder Based On De-Bp Neural Network, Yao Yong, Yan Yu, Sun Bo Wen, Wang Yuesong, Jiang Tianyong
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
In view of temperature cracks in concrete box girders easily occurring during construction,an inverse analysis method based on uniform design theory and differential evolution back propagation (DE-BP ) neural network was proposed to accurately obtain the thermal parameters of concrete box girders and ensure the reliability of temperature analysis of concrete box girders.This method established the nonlinear relationship between the temperature peak of characteristic points and the thermal parameters through the DE-BP neural network.By using the uniform design method and the Abaqus finite element numerical model,130 sets of sample data were generated.Based on the ratio of 12∶1 for training samples …
Field Test Research On Optimization Of Smooth Blasting Parameters Based On Drilling Speed, Wang Haitao, Lu Jianghua, Liu Yang, Huang Mingli, Wu Xuan
Field Test Research On Optimization Of Smooth Blasting Parameters Based On Drilling Speed, Wang Haitao, Lu Jianghua, Liu Yang, Huang Mingli, Wu Xuan
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
This study aims to address poor adaptability and timeliness in the design of smooth blasting hole parameters in t he past.With the drilling and blasting method-based construction of large cross-section tunnels in Botanggou and Tielugou along the Zunhua‒Qinhuangdao Expressway as the research background and Ⅲ and Ⅳ grade surrounding rocks of porphyritic granite as the research object,statistical regression analysis and theoretical derivation were conducted on the measured data during on-site drilling according to the rock solidity coefficient.Based on this,a simple parameter design method for a smooth blasting layer based on the drilling speed index of an air leg anchor rod …
Distribution Characteristics Of Internal Distress And Maintenance Decision-Making For Asphalt Pavement Based On Three-Dimensional Ground-Penetrating Radar, Li Xiaohua, Song Liang, Ye Wei, Xie Xiaodong, Yang Jiangang, Gao Jie
Distribution Characteristics Of Internal Distress And Maintenance Decision-Making For Asphalt Pavement Based On Three-Dimensional Ground-Penetrating Radar, Li Xiaohua, Song Liang, Ye Wei, Xie Xiaodong, Yang Jiangang, Gao Jie
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
The distribution characteristics of internal distress in pavement structures and the corresponding maintenance decisions are crucial for improving road performance and extending service life.Based on three-dimensional ground-penetrating radar (3D GPR ) technology,this study investigated the internal distress of a 12-kilometer section of both driving and overtaking lanes of an expressway in Hubei Province.High-resolution images of internal pavement distress were obtained,and milling maintenance decisions were optimized by employing these images and a modular decision-making model.Through an efficient and non-destructive technique,the distribution characteristics of internal pavement distress were analyzed,and potential distress types were identified,providing a scientific basis for maintenance decision-making.Data analysis revealed …
Association Between Dietary Inflammatory And Antioxidant Potential And Systemic Inflammatory And Oxidative Status With The Risk And Severity Of Coronary Artery Disease, Zahara Namkhah, Elham Alipoor, Manhnaz Salmani, Negar Ebrahimi, Monireh Ahmadpanahi, Ali Vasheghani-Farahani, Mehdi Yaseri, Michael David Wirth, Longgang Zhao, James Hébert Scd, Javad Hosseinzadeh-Attar
Association Between Dietary Inflammatory And Antioxidant Potential And Systemic Inflammatory And Oxidative Status With The Risk And Severity Of Coronary Artery Disease, Zahara Namkhah, Elham Alipoor, Manhnaz Salmani, Negar Ebrahimi, Monireh Ahmadpanahi, Ali Vasheghani-Farahani, Mehdi Yaseri, Michael David Wirth, Longgang Zhao, James Hébert Scd, Javad Hosseinzadeh-Attar
Faculty Publications
Background and aims
Unhealthy diets have pro-inflammatory properties that have been shown to contribute to coronary artery disease (CAD). The dietary inflammatory index (DII®) and the dietary antioxidant quality score (DAQS) quantify the anti-/pro-inflammatory and antioxidant potential of a diet. This study aims to investigate the association between the energy-adjusted DII (E-DIITM), DAQS, oxidant/anti-oxidant biomarkers, and CAD risk and severity.
Methods and results
This cross-sectional study investigated 158 participants for the presence and severity of CAD based on coronary angiography. E-DII and DAQS scores, malondialdehyde (MDA), total oxidant status (TOS), glutathione peroxidase (GPX) activity, total antioxidant capacity (TAC) and conventional …
How’S It Growing? Tools For Observing Snow And Sea Ice In A Changing Arctic Ocean, Ian Alexander Raphael
How’S It Growing? Tools For Observing Snow And Sea Ice In A Changing Arctic Ocean, Ian Alexander Raphael
Dartmouth College Ph.D Dissertations
September Arctic sea ice extent has diminished by roughly 50% in the 45 years since satellite observations began. The Arctic Ocean may experience ice-free summers within the next decade, with implications for habitat, resource extraction, geopolitics, and local and global climate change. To predict how Arctic sea ice will change in the future, we need to understand its behavior in the present. In situ sea ice mass balance measurements (snow accumulation, ice growth, snow and ice surface melt, and bottom melt) are essential for studying the processes driving rapid changes in the ice pack, and for validating remote sensing measurements …
Conceptualizing The Explanatory Fully Longitudinal Mixed Methods Case Study Design: A Demonstration With An Arithmetic Education Trial With Kindergarten Children, Menglong Cong
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
In employing longitudinal mixed methods designs, researchers have commonly used the fully longitudinal mixed methods design. This has occurred mostly in the health sciences but less in education. The current investigation proposes a novel longitudinal mixed methods research design, explanatory fully longitudinal mixed methods case study design. It demonstrates its potential for addressing research inquiries in educational research using the arithmetic learning trajectories datasets. This study is presented in three components. The first is a quantitative phase, selecting an exploratory case from a previous arithmetic learning trajectories study (Clements et al., 2021) for qualitative analyses based on maximizing the …
Some Results In Thermodynamic Formalism, C. Evans Hedges
Some Results In Thermodynamic Formalism, C. Evans Hedges
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This dissertation investigates several key questions at the intersection of dynamical systems, computability theory, and thermodynamic formalism. In the symbolic setting, we establish novel results regarding the statistical properties of equilibrium states, deriving bounds on probabilities of configurations and relating these bounds to the Gibbs property through the homoclinic relation. Additionally, we examine the computability of thermodynamic quantities such as pressure, ground state energy, and residual entropy. We show that topological pressure is computable from above for general subshifts and computable for strongly irreducible shifts, with similar results extending to ground state energy and residual entropy.
Extending beyond subshifts, we …
A Study On Fuzzy Time-Series And Its Applications To Stock Price Forecasting, Takeshi Stormer
A Study On Fuzzy Time-Series And Its Applications To Stock Price Forecasting, Takeshi Stormer
University Honors Theses
Fuzzy mathematics looks to incorporate the vagueness that exists within the real world, specifically regarding imprecise classes, or non-numerical information expressed as "linguistic" variables. Since most traditional mathematical theories do not have the ability to be applied with the exactness that is otherwise seen in mathematics. As such, there had been many applications of fuzzy mathematics throughout many different fields of mathematics, including that of forecasting. By exploring the fundamentals of fuzzy mathematics, including fuzzy sets, operations of fuzzy sets, the surface level introduction to fuzzy logic, fuzzy relations, operations of fuzzy relations, and fuzzy time-series, this work looks to …
A Comparative Study Of Neural Networks And Xgboost Models For Flight Time Prediction, Ioannis Paraschos, Taryn E. Trimble, Eshna Bhargava, Jake Klingler, Benjamin R. Nicolai
A Comparative Study Of Neural Networks And Xgboost Models For Flight Time Prediction, Ioannis Paraschos, Taryn E. Trimble, Eshna Bhargava, Jake Klingler, Benjamin R. Nicolai
Beyond: Undergraduate Research Journal
Flight time prediction plays a crucial role in modern air travel, benefiting airlines and passengers alike. Accurate predictions enable airlines to optimize schedules, allocate resources effectively, and ensure passenger safety and satisfaction. In recent years, machine learning models, such as neural networks and XGBoost, have gained popularity for predicting flight times. This study aims to compare the performance of neural network and XGBoost models in predicting flight times, considering factors such as weather conditions, air traffic control, and aircraft performance. The results indicate that both models are effective, with XGBoost achieving slightly higher accuracy. However, neural networks offer advantages in …
Keynote - Data? We Don't Have Time For Data: A Realistic Look At Law Enforcement Use Of And Need For Human Trafficking Data, Doug Gilmer Phd
Keynote - Data? We Don't Have Time For Data: A Realistic Look At Law Enforcement Use Of And Need For Human Trafficking Data, Doug Gilmer Phd
SMU Human Trafficking Data Conference
Drawing on over 35 years of law enforcement experience (25 years with the Department of Homeland Security), Dr. Gilmer will speak from a government and law enforcement perspective on the need and use for human trafficking data. Some agencies and components of the U.S. government, and individual states, are heavily invested in collecting data to satisfy their reporting requirements. From a law enforcement perspective, however, big human trafficking data sets are rarely examined. Data science in law enforcement is a relatively new phenomenon, and most law enforcement officers do not have the time, resources, or background to collect or analyze …
Incorporating Propensity Score Weighting And Nonresposne Adjustments Into Complex Survey Data With Survival Outcomes, Xinrui Shi
Theses and Dissertations
Propensity score weighting (PSW) plays a key role in minimizing confounding in observational research, especially when estimating treatment effects for time-to-event outcomes. However, its integration into survey data with complex design – particularly data with multiple stage sampling and censoring – remains underexplored. One significant challenge in such settings is the presence of nonresponse, which can introduce additional bias and complicate the use of standard weight adjustments. Moreover, there has been limited study on how PS weights can be effectively combined with nonresponse weighting adjustments in complex survey data that include survival outcomes. This dissertation aims to extend current methodologies …
Quantum Machine Learning For Battery Health And Thermal Risk Prediction, Alexander Mutiso Mutua, Ruairí De Fréin
Quantum Machine Learning For Battery Health And Thermal Risk Prediction, Alexander Mutiso Mutua, Ruairí De Fréin
SAML-25 Workshop on Statistical and Machine Learning
The rapid growth of connected Electric Vehicles (EV) as part of modern Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) motivates the need for real-time management of Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery health and thermal risks. Li-ion batteries, although widely used, are prone to degradation and thermal runaway, posing significant challenges for safe and efficient EV operation. We present a Quantum Machine Learning (QML) and Agent-Based Model (ABM) that simulates and predicts EV behaviour under various battery degradation con- ditions. We use a Variational Quantum Neural Network (VQNN) trained on NASA battery datasets to classify EVs into four cate- gories: healthy, degraded for fixed chargers, degraded …
Forecasting Influenza Rates Using Machine Learning: A Study Of Chatgpt's Predictive Accuracy, Sara Saleh
Forecasting Influenza Rates Using Machine Learning: A Study Of Chatgpt's Predictive Accuracy, Sara Saleh
University Honors Theses
This study evaluates ChatGPT's ability to forecast influenza rates, such as the number of flu cases, hospitalizations, and death during peak season periods using CDC data, and comparing forecasts against actual results to calculate statistical accuracy and consistency. Influenza forecasting is essential for public health planning, but traditional methods may not always provide timely or accurate predictions. In this research study, ChatGPT was utilized to predict the influenza rates for the following week based on the previous week's data obtained from the FluView surveillance system. The predicted rates were compared to the actual influenza rates to assess the model's overall …
A Transfer Learning Load Adjusted Approach For Video-On-Demand Systems Given Limited Training Data, Kangogo Kimeli, Ruairí De Fréin
A Transfer Learning Load Adjusted Approach For Video-On-Demand Systems Given Limited Training Data, Kangogo Kimeli, Ruairí De Fréin
SAML-25 Workshop on Statistical and Machine Learning
Inadequate data complicates planning and allocation of VoD resources, potentially hindering the scalability of VoD services. We propose a Transfer Learning Load Adjusted (TLLA) algorithm for resource management given limited VoD data. TLLA leverages the knowledge gained from pre-trained models by storing features and patterns that can be used to train Machine Learning (ML) related tasks. We model limitations in VoD data by proportionally freezing 50% of the neural layers in models trained from pre-trained and source domains. We evaluate the performance of the frozen neural layers by comparing them to unfrozen data. Freezing 50% of the neural layers in …
Shape-Based Nanoparticle Classification Using Machine Learning, Caitlin Caitlin Robertson, Hender Lopez
Shape-Based Nanoparticle Classification Using Machine Learning, Caitlin Caitlin Robertson, Hender Lopez
SAML-25 Workshop on Statistical and Machine Learning
The accurate classification of nanoparticles (NPs) based on their shapes is crucial for understanding their physical-chemical properties and predict their bioactivity. Nowadays, synthesis method are able to produce a broad range of shapes, such as spheres, cubes and branched NPs and commonly these NP shapes are only described qualitative. This study presents NP descriptors obtained from NPs contours extracted from electron microscopy images. Descriptors such as Fourier descriptors, aspect ratio, and compactness are then used as input for machine learning classifiers. In particular, XGBoost, Random Forest, and neural networks are explored and the their performances are compared and discussed.
Enhancing Dermatological Skin Lesion Classification With Multi-Modal Attention-Based Models And Explainability, Conan Oreilly
Enhancing Dermatological Skin Lesion Classification With Multi-Modal Attention-Based Models And Explainability, Conan Oreilly
SAML-25 Workshop on Statistical and Machine Learning
Accurate classification of skin lesions is critical for early detection of melanoma and other malignancies, particularly in resource-limited settings. This study presents a novel multi-modal machine learning framework that integrates dermoscopic images and structured clinical metadata to improve diagnostic performance. Leveraging the PAD-UFES-20 dataset, which includes over 2,000 smartphonecaptured lesion images and associated patient metadata, we benchmark a series of unimodal and multimodal models. Our results demonstrate that modality attention fusion (MAF) applied to a frozen SwinV2-Tiny vision transformer and metadata multi-layer perceptron (MLP), augmented with focal loss, yields a state-ofthe- art weighted F1-score of 0.84 and balanced accuracy of …
Analyzing Option Chain Bid–Ask Spreads With Machine Learning, Brian Byrne, Qianru Shang
Analyzing Option Chain Bid–Ask Spreads With Machine Learning, Brian Byrne, Qianru Shang
SAML-25 Workshop on Statistical and Machine Learning
This paper investigates the determinants of option bid–ask spreads using machine learning techniques. We analyze a cross-sectional dataset of Apple Inc. (AAPL) call options, focusing on the relative bid–ask spread as the target variable. By comparing linear models with ensemble methods such as Random Forests and XGBoost, we find that nonlinear machine learning methods significantly outperform traditional OLS regression. The most influential factors are moneyness, implied volatility, and time to expiration, while volume and open interest have limited predictive power. Results suggest that spreads are driven by a mix of market microstructure dynamics, capital constraints, and regulatory requirements such as …
Intention To Commute By Public Transportation And/Or By Foot: Findings From A Pls Structural Equation Model, Simona Balzano, Houyem Demni,, Edoardo Pascucci,, Luisa Natale, Giuseppe Cappelli, Sofia Nardoianni, Giovanni C. Porzio
Intention To Commute By Public Transportation And/Or By Foot: Findings From A Pls Structural Equation Model, Simona Balzano, Houyem Demni,, Edoardo Pascucci,, Luisa Natale, Giuseppe Cappelli, Sofia Nardoianni, Giovanni C. Porzio
SAML-25 Workshop on Statistical and Machine Learning
Sustainable mobility stands at the forefront of contemporary discussions, driven by the clear imperative to transition towards more environmentally friendly transportation and patterns. This shift is widely recognized as a crucial opportunity to address the challenges and inherent dangers posed by climate change. It is then crucial to introduce attitudes to encourage voluntary behavioral changes toward different sustainable solutions. In this perspective, to foster a future where sustainable personal mobility options are widely embraced and integrated, it is crucial to comprehend the inclination of younger generations to use them. For this reason, a survey on the use of sustainable mobility …
Shedding Light On Cellular Glycolysis Pathway Kinetics Using A Spectralomics Approach, Integrating Multivariate Statistical And Machine Learning Analytical Approaches, Nitin Patil, Zohreh Mirveis, Hugh Byrne
Shedding Light On Cellular Glycolysis Pathway Kinetics Using A Spectralomics Approach, Integrating Multivariate Statistical And Machine Learning Analytical Approaches, Nitin Patil, Zohreh Mirveis, Hugh Byrne
SAML-25 Workshop on Statistical and Machine Learning
The potential of time resolved label-free Raman microspectroscopy to elucidate the kinetics of cellular and subcellular glycolysis pathway was explored in this study. A549, human lung cells were cultured in an unbuffered minimal medium with glucose as a sole carbon source under three different modulated conditions. Modulator drugs oligomycin and 2-deoxyglucose were used to stimulate and inhibit the glycolysis pathway. Initially the kinetic glycolysis assay was used to monitor the glycolysis end-point kinetics followed by development of a numerical model capable of simulating the end-point kinetics. For Raman spectroscopy, samples at different timepoints from the experiments with similar conditions as …
Ai-Driven Personalized Radiotherapy Planning, Nithin Venkatesh, Marco Pota, Maged Shaban
Ai-Driven Personalized Radiotherapy Planning, Nithin Venkatesh, Marco Pota, Maged Shaban
SAML-25 Workshop on Statistical and Machine Learning
The planning of radiation oncology treatment is made more dynamic and individualized by Artificial Intelligence (AI). Routine radiotherapy practice applies normative procedures indifferent to patient-specific parameters such as tumor volume, patient anatomy, and heterogeneity in the delineation of treatment response. Inadequate and over-radiation treatment is the most prevalent outcome. Further, with the inclusion of AI, it can facilitate enhancing the healthcare industry through optimizing radiotherapy using an array of patient information such as molecular profiles and imaging data. The product offers an end-to-end AI-driven solution to all aspects of radiotherapy, from initial consultation (diagnosis) to adaptive treatment planning. All the …