Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media that modify digital images via scene-based editing using image understanding facilitated by artificial intelligence. For example, in one or more embodiments the disclosed systems utilize generative machine learning models to create modified digital images portraying human subjects. In particular, the disclosed systems generate modified digital images by performing infill modifications to complete a digital image or human inpainting for portions of a digital image that portrays a human. Moreover, in some embodiments, the disclosed systems perform reposing of subjects portrayed within a digital image to generate modified digital images. In addition, the disclosed systems in some embodiments perform facial expression transfer and facial expression animations to generate modified digital images or animations.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media that modify digital images via scene-based editing using image understanding facilitated by artificial intelligence. For example, in one or more embodiments the disclosed systems utilize generative machine learning models to create modified digital images portraying human subjects. In particular, the disclosed systems generate modified digital images by performing infill modifications to complete a digital image or human inpainting for portions of a digital image that portrays a human. Moreover, in some embodiments, the disclosed systems perform reposing of subjects portrayed within a digital image to generate modified digital images. In addition, the disclosed systems in some embodiments perform facial expression transfer and facial expression animations to generate modified digital images or animations.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media for panoptically guiding digital image inpainting utilizing a panoptic inpainting neural network. In some embodiments, the disclosed systems utilize a panoptic inpainting neural network to generate an inpainted digital image according to panoptic segmentation map that defines pixel regions corresponding to different panoptic labels. In some cases, the disclosed systems train a neural network utilizing a semantic discriminator that facilitates generation of digital images that are realistic while also conforming to a semantic segmentation. The disclosed systems generate and provide a panoptic inpainting interface to facilitate user interaction for inpainting digital images. In certain embodiments, the disclosed systems iteratively update an inpainted digital image based on changes to a panoptic segmentation map.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media for panoptically guiding digital image inpainting utilizing a panoptic inpainting neural network. In some embodiments, the disclosed systems utilize a panoptic inpainting neural network to generate an inpainted digital image according to panoptic segmentation map that defines pixel regions corresponding to different panoptic labels. In some cases, the disclosed systems train a neural network utilizing a semantic discriminator that facilitates generation of digital images that are realistic while also conforming to a semantic segmentation. The disclosed systems generate and provide a panoptic inpainting interface to facilitate user interaction for inpainting digital images. In certain embodiments, the disclosed systems iteratively update an inpainted digital image based on changes to a panoptic segmentation map.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media for panoptically guiding digital image inpainting utilizing a panoptic inpainting neural network. In some embodiments, the disclosed systems utilize a panoptic inpainting neural network to generate an inpainted digital image according to panoptic segmentation map that defines pixel regions corresponding to different panoptic labels. In some cases, the disclosed systems train a neural network utilizing a semantic discriminator that facilitates generation of digital images that are realistic while also conforming to a semantic segmentation. The disclosed systems generate and provide a panoptic inpainting interface to facilitate user interaction for inpainting digital images. In certain embodiments, the disclosed systems iteratively update an inpainted digital image based on changes to a panoptic segmentation map.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media for panoptically guiding digital image inpainting utilizing a panoptic inpainting neural network. In some embodiments, the disclosed systems utilize a panoptic inpainting neural network to generate an inpainted digital image according to panoptic segmentation map that defines pixel regions corresponding to different panoptic labels. In some cases, the disclosed systems train a neural network utilizing a semantic discriminator that facilitates generation of digital images that are realistic while also conforming to a semantic segmentation. The disclosed systems generate and provide a panoptic inpainting interface to facilitate user interaction for inpainting digital images. In certain embodiments, the disclosed systems iteratively update an inpainted digital image based on changes to a panoptic segmentation map.

Abstract: Processes are provided for the kinetically efficient reduction of selenate species to selenide species using chromous ions in acidic solution. This reduction may advantageously be carried out in the presence of sulphate species, with selective selenate reduction in preference to the reduction of sulfate. The reduced selenate may be removed from the chromous-treated solution, for example by precipitation of a copper-selenide solid. The chromic ions formed by reaction of chromous ions in the reduction of selenate may also be removed from solution, for example by addition of a base to form an insoluble chromic hydroxide solid. The chromic hydroxide may be recycled to regenerate chromous ions, for example by electrolysis. In this way, systems are provided for continuously removing dissolved selenium from wastewater streams.

Abstract: In this present, a heat-crosslinked polyurethane adhesive and a polyurethane adhesive film are invented, and the preparation method is disclosed. The heat-crosslinked polyurethane adhesive comprises the following components: 100 weight parts of a first water-borne resin; 8 to 12 weight parts of a first water-borne curing agent; 8 to 12 weight parts of a second water-borne resin; 4 to 10 weight parts of a second water-borne curing agent; 0.04 to 0.1 weight parts of a catalyst; 0.1 to 0.2 weight parts of a water-borne defoaming agent. Furthermore, a water-based thickener is added to this adhesive to adjust the viscosity to between 1000 and 5000 cps, allowing the product to be used conveniently and stored for an extended period of time at 25° C. or below.

Abstract: Processes are provided for the kinetically efficient reduction of selenate species to selenide species using chromous ions in acidic solution. This reduction may advantageously be carried out in the presence of sulphate species, with selective selenate reduction in preference to the reduction of sulfate. The reduced selenate may be removed from the chromous-treated solution, for example by precipitation of a copper-selenide solid. The chromic ions formed by reaction of chromous ions in the reduction of selenate may also be removed from solution, for example by addition of a base to form an insoluble chromic hydroxide solid. The chromic hydroxide may be recycled to regenerate chromous ions, for example by electrolysis. In this way, systems are provided for continuously removing dissolved selenium from wastewater streams.

Abstract: Processes are provided for the kinetically efficient reduction of selenate species to selenide species using chromous ions in acidic solution. This reduction may advantageously be carried out in the presence of sulphate species, with selective selenate reduction in preference to the reduction of sulfate. The reduced selenate may be removed from the chromous-treated solution, for example by precipitation of a copper-selenide solid. The chromic ions formed by reaction of chromous ions in the reduction of selenate may also be removed from solution, for example by addition of a base to form an insoluble chromic hydroxide solid. The chromic hydroxide may be recycled to regenerate chromous ions, for example by electrolysis. In this way, systems are provided for continuously removing dissolved selenium from wastewater streams.

Abstract: Processes are provided for the kinetically efficient reduction of selenate species to selenide species using chromous ions in acidic solution. This reduction may advantageously be carried out in the presence of sulphate species, with selective selenate reduction in preference to the reduction of sulfate. The reduced selenate may be removed from the chromous-treated solution, for example by precipitation of a copper-selenide solid. The chromic ions formed by reaction of chromous ions in the reduction of selenate may also be removed from solution, for example by addition of a base to form an insoluble chromic hydroxide solid. The chromic hydroxide may be recycled to regenerate chromous ions, for example by electrolysis. In this way, systems are provided for continuously removing dissolved selenium from wastewater streams.

Abstract: A charging device for a mobile terminal includes a mobile power supply for charging the mobile terminal and two handles respectively located at two sides of the mobile power supply. The mobile power supply is provided with a retaining member for being detachably connected with the mobile terminal. In use, users can use the handles to operate the mobile terminal, thereby avoiding discomfort of the wrists of the users caused by using the mobile terminal for a long time. The mobile power supply is capable of charging a battery within the mobile terminal to extend life of the battery.

Abstract: A supporting bracket for supporting a mobile terminal on a platform includes a first bracket body provided with a bearing surface for supporting the mobile terminal and a supporting surface located below the bearing surface and configured for siting on the platform in order to support the bearing surface and changing an angle formed between the platform with the supporting bracket placed thereon and the mobile terminal leaned on the bearing surface. The supporting surface is a curved surface, and the bearing surface is connected with opposite ends of the supporting surface. Therefore, the supporting bracket is simple in structure, convenient to carry and easy to adjust the angle formed between the platform and the mobile terminal leaned on the bearing surface, and easy to be widely used.

Abstract: A combined bracket includes a first bracket and a second bracket, the first bracket and the second bracket are detachably connected. The first bracket includes a first pin and a second pin respectively formed at two ends of the first bracket, and the length of the first pin is larger or smaller than the length of the second pin, making the first pin and the second pin asymmetric. The second bracket is provided with a slot. One of the first pin and the second pin are inserted in the slot and cooperate with one end of the second bracket to form a platform for supporting the mobile device. The other one of the first pin and the second pin and the other end of the second bracket form supporting legs of the combined bracket.

Abstract: A charging device for a mobile terminal includes a mobile power supply for charging the mobile terminal and two handles respectively located at two sides of the mobile power supply. The mobile power supply is provided with a retaining member for being detachably connected with the mobile terminal. In use, users can use the handles to operate the mobile terminal, thereby avoiding discomfort of the wrists of the users caused by using the mobile terminal for a long time. The mobile power supply is capable of charging a battery within the mobile terminal to extend life of the battery.

Abstract: An image processing apparatus performs sharpening processing on each of a plurality of pieces of left-eye image data, and synthesizes them in a unit of predetermined group to generate left-eye intermediate image data (1). The image processing apparatus then performs sharpening processing on each of a plurality of pieces of left-eye intermediate image data (1) generated by the synthesizing processing and synthesizes them in a unit of predetermined group to generate left-eye intermediate image data (2).

Abstract: A centrifugal switch actuator including a junction box, a cover, a first static and dynamic contact combination, a second static and dynamic contact combination, an outer swing arm, an inner swing arm, and a reset elastic element. The first static and dynamic contact combination, the second static and dynamic contact combination, and the reset elastic element are located in the junction box. The outer swing arm includes a first outer swing arm and a second outer swing arm. The inner swing arm includes a first inner swing arm and a second inner swing arm. The length of the first static and dynamic contact combination is different from that of the second static and dynamic contact combination.

Abstract: An image processing apparatus performs sharpening processing on each of a plurality of pieces of left-eye image data, and synthesizes them in a unit of predetermined group to generate left-eye intermediate image data (1). The image processing apparatus then performs sharpening processing on each of a plurality of pieces of left-eye intermediate image data (1) generated by the synthesizing processing and synthesizes them in a unit of predetermined group to generate left-eye intermediate image data (2).

Abstract: A centrifugal switch actuator including a junction box, a cover, a first static and dynamic contact combination, a second static and dynamic contact combination, an outer swing arm, an inner swing arm, and a reset elastic element. The first static and dynamic contact combination, the second static and dynamic contact combination, and the reset elastic element are located in the junction box. The outer swing arm includes a first outer swing arm and a second outer swing arm. The inner swing arm includes a first inner swing arm and a second inner swing arm. The length of the first static and dynamic contact combination is different from that of the second static and dynamic contact combination.

Abstract: The present invention relates to improved cell-based assays for the in vivo assessment of phosphodiesterase (PDE) activity using cyclic nucleotide-gated channels as cyclic nucleotide sensors, and for the assessment of the effect of PDE modulating compounds.