Delay-dependent robust stability of cellular neural networks with time-varying discrete and distributed time-varying delays is considered. Based on Lyapunov stability theory and the linear matrix inequality （LMIs） t...Delay-dependent robust stability of cellular neural networks with time-varying discrete and distributed time-varying delays is considered. Based on Lyapunov stability theory and the linear matrix inequality （LMIs） technique, delay-dependent stability criteria are derived in terms of LMIs avoiding bounding certain cross terms, which often leads to conservatism. The effectiveness of the proposed stability criteria and the improvement over the existing results are illustrated in the numerical examples.展开更多
How to recognize targets with similar appearances from remote sensing images(RSIs) effectively and efficiently has become a big challenge. Recently, convolutional neural network(CNN) is preferred in the target classif...How to recognize targets with similar appearances from remote sensing images(RSIs) effectively and efficiently has become a big challenge. Recently, convolutional neural network(CNN) is preferred in the target classification due to the powerful feature representation ability and better performance. However,the training and testing of CNN mainly rely on single machine.Single machine has its natural limitation and bottleneck in processing RSIs due to limited hardware resources and huge time consuming. Besides, overfitting is a challenge for the CNN model due to the unbalance between RSIs data and the model structure.When a model is complex or the training data is relatively small,overfitting occurs and leads to a poor predictive performance. To address these problems, a distributed CNN architecture for RSIs target classification is proposed, which dramatically increases the training speed of CNN and system scalability. It improves the storage ability and processing efficiency of RSIs. Furthermore,Bayesian regularization approach is utilized in order to initialize the weights of the CNN extractor, which increases the robustness and flexibility of the CNN model. It helps prevent the overfitting and avoid the local optima caused by limited RSI training images or the inappropriate CNN structure. In addition, considering the efficiency of the Na¨?ve Bayes classifier, a distributed Na¨?ve Bayes classifier is designed to reduce the training cost. Compared with other algorithms, the proposed system and method perform the best and increase the recognition accuracy. The results show that the distributed system framework and the proposed algorithms are suitable for RSIs target classification tasks.展开更多
Background Coronary artery calcification is a well-known marker of atherosclerotic plaque burden.High-resolution intravascular optical coherence tomography(OCT)imaging has shown the potential to characterize the detai...Background Coronary artery calcification is a well-known marker of atherosclerotic plaque burden.High-resolution intravascular optical coherence tomography(OCT)imaging has shown the potential to characterize the details of coronary calcification in vivo.In routine clinical practice,it is a time-consuming and laborious task for clinicians to review the over 250 images in a single pullback.Besides,the imbalance label distribution within the entire pullbacks is another problem,which could lead to the failure of the classifier model.Given the success of deep learning methods with other imaging modalities,a thorough understanding of calcified plaque detection using Convolutional Neural Networks(CNNs)within pullbacks for future clinical decision was required.Methods All 33 IVOCT clinical pullbacks of 33 patients were taken from Affiliated Drum Tower Hospital,Nanjing University between December 2017 and December 2018.For ground-truth annotation,three trained experts determined the type of plaque that was present in a B-Scan.The experts assigned the labels'no calcified plaque','calcified plaque'for each OCT image.All experts were provided the all images for labeling.The final label was determined based on consensus between the experts,different opinions on the plaque type were resolved by asking the experts for a repetition of their evaluation.Before the implement of algorithm,all OCT images was resized to a resolution of 300×300,which matched the range used with standard architectures in the natural image domain.In the study,we randomly selected 26 pullbacks for training,the remaining data were testing.While,imbalance label distribution within entire pullbacks was great challenge for various CNNs architecture.In order to resolve the problem,we designed the following experiment.First,we fine-tuned twenty different CNNs architecture,including customize CNN architectures and pretrained CNN architectures.Considering the nature of OCT images,customize CNN architectures were designed that the layers were fewer than 25 layers.Then,three with good performance were selected and further deep fine-tuned to train three different models.The difference of CNNs was mainly in the model architecture,such as depth-based residual networks,width-based inception networks.Finally,the three CNN models were used to majority voting,the predicted labels were from the most voting.Areas under the receiver operating characteristic curve(ROC AUC)were used as the evaluation metric for the imbalance label distribution.Results The imbalance label distribution within pullbacks affected both convergence during the training phase and generalization of a CNN model.Different labels of OCT images could be classified with excellent performance by fine tuning parameters of CNN architectures.Overall,we find that our final result performed best with an accuracy of 90%of'calcified plaque'class,which the numbers were less than'no calcified plaque'class in one pullback.Conclusions The obtained results showed that the method is fast and effective to classify calcific plaques with imbalance label distribution in each pullback.The results suggest that the proposed method could be facilitating our understanding of coronary artery calcification in the process of atherosclerosis andhelping guide complex interventional strategies in coronary arteries with superficial calcification.展开更多
A new adaptive neural network（NN） output-feedback stabilization controller is investigated for a class of uncertain stochastic nonlinear strict-feedback systems with discrete and distributed time-varying delays and ...A new adaptive neural network（NN） output-feedback stabilization controller is investigated for a class of uncertain stochastic nonlinear strict-feedback systems with discrete and distributed time-varying delays and unknown nonlinear functions in both drift and diffusion terms.First,an extensional stability notion and the related criterion are introduced.Then,a nonlinear observer to estimate the unmeasurable states is designed,and a systematic backstepping procedure to design an adaptive NN output-feedback controller is proposed such that the closed-loop system is stable in probability.The effectiveness of the proposed control scheme is demonstrated via a numerical example.展开更多
文摘Delay-dependent robust stability of cellular neural networks with time-varying discrete and distributed time-varying delays is considered. Based on Lyapunov stability theory and the linear matrix inequality （LMIs） technique, delay-dependent stability criteria are derived in terms of LMIs avoiding bounding certain cross terms, which often leads to conservatism. The effectiveness of the proposed stability criteria and the improvement over the existing results are illustrated in the numerical examples.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(U1435220)
文摘How to recognize targets with similar appearances from remote sensing images(RSIs) effectively and efficiently has become a big challenge. Recently, convolutional neural network(CNN) is preferred in the target classification due to the powerful feature representation ability and better performance. However,the training and testing of CNN mainly rely on single machine.Single machine has its natural limitation and bottleneck in processing RSIs due to limited hardware resources and huge time consuming. Besides, overfitting is a challenge for the CNN model due to the unbalance between RSIs data and the model structure.When a model is complex or the training data is relatively small,overfitting occurs and leads to a poor predictive performance. To address these problems, a distributed CNN architecture for RSIs target classification is proposed, which dramatically increases the training speed of CNN and system scalability. It improves the storage ability and processing efficiency of RSIs. Furthermore,Bayesian regularization approach is utilized in order to initialize the weights of the CNN extractor, which increases the robustness and flexibility of the CNN model. It helps prevent the overfitting and avoid the local optima caused by limited RSI training images or the inappropriate CNN structure. In addition, considering the efficiency of the Na¨?ve Bayes classifier, a distributed Na¨?ve Bayes classifier is designed to reduce the training cost. Compared with other algorithms, the proposed system and method perform the best and increase the recognition accuracy. The results show that the distributed system framework and the proposed algorithms are suitable for RSIs target classification tasks.
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China ( NSFC ) ( 11772093)ARC ( FT140101152)
文摘Background Coronary artery calcification is a well-known marker of atherosclerotic plaque burden.High-resolution intravascular optical coherence tomography(OCT)imaging has shown the potential to characterize the details of coronary calcification in vivo.In routine clinical practice,it is a time-consuming and laborious task for clinicians to review the over 250 images in a single pullback.Besides,the imbalance label distribution within the entire pullbacks is another problem,which could lead to the failure of the classifier model.Given the success of deep learning methods with other imaging modalities,a thorough understanding of calcified plaque detection using Convolutional Neural Networks(CNNs)within pullbacks for future clinical decision was required.Methods All 33 IVOCT clinical pullbacks of 33 patients were taken from Affiliated Drum Tower Hospital,Nanjing University between December 2017 and December 2018.For ground-truth annotation,three trained experts determined the type of plaque that was present in a B-Scan.The experts assigned the labels'no calcified plaque','calcified plaque'for each OCT image.All experts were provided the all images for labeling.The final label was determined based on consensus between the experts,different opinions on the plaque type were resolved by asking the experts for a repetition of their evaluation.Before the implement of algorithm,all OCT images was resized to a resolution of 300×300,which matched the range used with standard architectures in the natural image domain.In the study,we randomly selected 26 pullbacks for training,the remaining data were testing.While,imbalance label distribution within entire pullbacks was great challenge for various CNNs architecture.In order to resolve the problem,we designed the following experiment.First,we fine-tuned twenty different CNNs architecture,including customize CNN architectures and pretrained CNN architectures.Considering the nature of OCT images,customize CNN architectures were designed that the layers were fewer than 25 layers.Then,three with good performance were selected and further deep fine-tuned to train three different models.The difference of CNNs was mainly in the model architecture,such as depth-based residual networks,width-based inception networks.Finally,the three CNN models were used to majority voting,the predicted labels were from the most voting.Areas under the receiver operating characteristic curve(ROC AUC)were used as the evaluation metric for the imbalance label distribution.Results The imbalance label distribution within pullbacks affected both convergence during the training phase and generalization of a CNN model.Different labels of OCT images could be classified with excellent performance by fine tuning parameters of CNN architectures.Overall,we find that our final result performed best with an accuracy of 90%of'calcified plaque'class,which the numbers were less than'no calcified plaque'class in one pullback.Conclusions The obtained results showed that the method is fast and effective to classify calcific plaques with imbalance label distribution in each pullback.The results suggest that the proposed method could be facilitating our understanding of coronary artery calcification in the process of atherosclerosis andhelping guide complex interventional strategies in coronary arteries with superficial calcification.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Fundation of China (6080402160974139+3 种基金61075117)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (JY10000970001K5051070000272103676)
文摘A new adaptive neural network（NN） output-feedback stabilization controller is investigated for a class of uncertain stochastic nonlinear strict-feedback systems with discrete and distributed time-varying delays and unknown nonlinear functions in both drift and diffusion terms.First,an extensional stability notion and the related criterion are introduced.Then,a nonlinear observer to estimate the unmeasurable states is designed,and a systematic backstepping procedure to design an adaptive NN output-feedback controller is proposed such that the closed-loop system is stable in probability.The effectiveness of the proposed control scheme is demonstrated via a numerical example.
