Abstract: Provided is a functional edible oil (FEO), a preparation method therefor and use thereof. The FEO is prepared by ternary transesterification of medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), oils rich in linoleic acid, and oils rich in linolenic acid. The fatty acid composition and distribution of the FEO were determined and optimized via comparative analysis of indexes such as melting point, and effect of improving glucose and lipid metabolism as determined by animal tests. The FEO has a mass ratio of 2.3 to 4.0 for medium chain fatty acids (MCFAs) in MCTs to long chain fatty acids (LCFAs) in the oils rich in linoleic acid, and oils rich in linolenic acid and a mass ratio of 0.5 to 1.0 for linoleic acid to linolenic acid in the LCFAs, by mass of fatty acids. The FEO is added to food products at ?18.00%.

Abstract: Provided is an organic electroluminescent device and an application thereof. The organic electroluminescent device includes a metal complex having a substituent A capable of reducing a maximum capacitance in the device, and the metal complex can be used as an emissive material in an emissive layer of the electroluminescent device. The device including a metal complex having the substituent A can obtain a decrease in the maximum capacitance of the device, thereby improving the response time and refresh frequency of an OLED display device at a low grayscale. In another aspect, the substituent A can cause a decrease in the maximum capacitance of the device, and the device prepared with the metal complex including the substituent A can still maintain excellent device performance compared with the devices prepared with the metal complexes that do not include the substituent A. Further provided is an electronic assembly including the organic electroluminescent device.

Abstract: Disclosed is a manufacture method of the array substrate, including: sequentially forming a gate, a gate insulating layer, an active layer, an ohmic contact layer and a metal layer on a substrate, forming a photoetching mask on the metal layer, where thickness of the photoetching mask in a half exposure area of the mask plate is from 2000 ? to 6000 ?; etching the metal layer, the ohmic contact layer and the active layer outside a covering area of the photoetching mask; ashing the photoetching mask for a preset time with an ashing reactant, wherein the ashing reactant comprises oxygen, and the preset time is from 70 seconds to 100 seconds; and sequentially etching the metal layer, the ohmic contact layer and the active layer based on the ashed photoetching mask, and forming a channel region of the array substrate. The present disclosure further discloses an array substrate, and a display panel.

Abstract: Provided are a phosphorescent organometallic complex and a use thereof. The metal complex has a ligand with a structure represented by Formula 1 and may be used as a light-emitting material in an electroluminescent device. These novel metal complexes can not only maintain low voltage and improve device efficiency in electroluminescent devices but also greatly reduce the half-peak width of light emitted by these devices so as to greatly improve color saturation of the light emitted by these devices, thereby providing better device performance. Further provided are an electroluminescent device and a compound formulation.

Abstract: Provided are an organic electroluminescent material and a device comprising the same. The organic electroluminescent material is a metal complex comprising a ligand La having a structure of Formula 1, where the ligand La has a (6-5-6)-multi-membered fused cyclic structural unit and comprises particular substituents R1 and Rn. These new compounds are applied to electroluminescent devices so that very excellent device performance can be obtained, full widths at half maximum of emission spectra can be further reduced while high performance of the devices can be maintained, the luminescence saturation of the devices can be improved and the devices can have high efficiency under a condition of being closer to a BT.2020 commercial luminescence requirement. Further provided are an organic electroluminescent device comprising the metal complex and a composition comprising the metal complex.

Abstract: Provided are an organic electroluminescent device and a use thereof. The organic electroluminescent device comprises a metal complex having particular spectral characteristics (that is, satisfying requirements on D and AR), and the metal complex can better approach the commercially pursued BT.2020 luminescence. Compared with a metal complex that does not satisfy the requirements on D and AR, the metal complex is applied to the organic electroluminescent device to make the obtained organic electroluminescent device have higher device efficiency and more saturated green light emission, can better satisfy the BT.2020 luminescence requirement of the market, and can still maintain high device performance, especially device efficiency, when approaching the BT.2020 luminescence, and the metal complex basically reaches maximum efficiency of the device. The organic electroluminescent device comprising the preceding metal complex has a broad commercial application prospect and can achieve more saturated luminescence.

Abstract: Disclosed is a base oil for functional food oils and fats, a preparation method therefor and the use thereof. The base oil for functional food oils and fats is formed through ternary transesterification on medium-chain triglycerides, high-melting-point fat and oils rich in linolenic acid. The base oil for functional food oils and fats has a wide melting range, can significantly improve the glucose and lipid metabolism disorder, balance the essential and functional fatty acids in the body, and quickly replenish energy. Animal experiments were conducted and the fatty acid composition and distribution of the base oil were optimized and determined through comparative analysis based on evaluation indicators such as the improved effect in glucose and lipid metabolism and melting point.

Abstract: Provided are a lane line recognition method, an electronic device and a storage medium, relating to a technical field of artificial intelligence, in particular to technical fields of intelligent transportation, automatic driving and deep learning. The lane line recognition method includes: extracting a basic feature of an original image; recognizing at least one lane line node in the original image by using the basic feature of the original image; extracting a local feature from the basic feature of the original image by using the at least one lane line node; fusing the basic feature and the local feature; and recognizing a lane line in the original image based on a fused result.

Abstract: An array substrate, a display panel, and a display apparatus. The array substrate includes: pixel anodes located in the first display area and corresponding to a plurality of pixel light emitting units arranged in the first display area; driving circuits located in the second display area and configured to drive the pixel light emitting units to emit light; multiplex distribution units located in the first display area and arranged corresponding to a part of the pixel anodes, a projection of the multiplex distribution unit on the array substrate overlapping a projection of a corresponding one of the pixel anodes on the array substrate; first leads, the multiplex distribution unit being connected with the driving circuits through the first lead; and second leads, one multiplex distribution unit being electrically connected with N groups of the pixel anodes through N second leads.

Abstract: A signature matrix is used to test each online event for inclusion of a user in a pre-generated lookalike audience. Locality Sensitive Hashing is used to compile the signature matrix to dramatically reduce memory storage requirements and processing time for each received online event. A technique of producing incremental signature matrices between generation of the full signature matrix helps to enable near-real time performance in processing each received event to see if a user associated with that event should be added to one of the lookalike audiences pre-generated by advertiser.

Abstract: Systems and methods for identifying users according to their activity are disclosed. The identification of a user includes accessing a user activity log having a plurality of identifiers and corresponding activity information for each identifier, determining identifiers having correlating activity information, and assigning identifiers having correlating activity information to a common user.

Abstract: A signature matrix is used to test each online event for inclusion of a user in a pre-generated lookalike audience. Locality Sensitive Hashing is used to compile the signature matrix to dramatically reduce memory storage requirements and processing time for each received online event. A technique of producing incremental signature matrices between generation of the full signature matrix helps to enable near-real time performance in processing each received event to see if a user associated with that event should be added to one of the lookalike audiences pre-generated by advertiser.

Abstract: Systems and methods for identifying users according to their activity are disclosed. The identification of a user includes accessing a user activity log having a plurality of identifiers and corresponding activity information for each identifier, determining identifiers having correlating activity information, and assigning identifiers having correlating activity information to a common user.