Abstract: This application provides a dynamic scene processing method and apparatus, and a neural network model training method and apparatus, and relates to the field of artificial intelligence. The method includes: obtaining time domain spectral data X(?, x, y) of a dynamic scene, where ? indicates a frequency domain dimension of the dynamic scene along a time direction, and x and y indicate spatial dimensions of the dynamic scene; and using the time domain spectral data as an input of a neural network model, to obtain a processing result of the dynamic scene. In this application, precision of the processing result of the dynamic scene can be improved.

Abstract: In a pneumatic tire, a bead core has end portions in a tirewidth direction formed as vertical lines along a tireradial direction. A length of the vertical lines is from 20% to 30% of a core height. In two adjacent bead core layers of first, second and third layers, the radial outer layer tireincludes two or more bead cores more than the radially inner layertire, and a misalignment amount between the bead wires each at an end portion on one side in the tirewidth direction is one-half of a bead wire thickness. A side on which the misalignment amount between the first and second layer bead wires is one-half of the thickness of the bead wire is opposite in the tirewidth direction to a side on which the misalignment amount between the second and third layer bead wires is one-half of the thickness of the bead wire.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to model processing methods and devices. In an example method, a graph structure corresponding to a first model is obtained. The graph structure is randomly segmented to obtain at least two first sets, where each first set includes at least one first independent variable. A value of the first independent variable is updated by using a Levenberg-Marquardt (LM) algorithm. The random segmentation operation and the updating operation are repeatedly performed until a convergence condition of the first model is met to obtain solutions of a plurality of first independent variables in the first model.

Abstract: A manufacturing method of a micro light-emitting diode (LED) display and a micro LED display are provided in the present disclosure, and the method includes the following. A display substrate is provided. Multiple micro LEDs are disposed on the display substrate. A first adhesive material layer is formed on the multiple micro LEDs. A region between adjacent micro LEDs is filled with the first adhesive material layer. A light-shielding layer is formed between the adjacent micro-LEDs by irradiating the first adhesive material layer with a light.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an immune cell, which contains a TMEM59 protein and/or a functional fragment thereof, a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) and/or a coding element thereof, as well as a use of the immune cell in the preparation of a drug for treating tumors. Further provided are a method for promoting the proliferation of immune cells and a method for promoting the production of memory cells.

Abstract: A modified immune effector cell and a use thereof, a cell population containing the immune effector cell, and a pharmaceutical composition. The expression and/or activity of an S1PR1 protein of the modified immune effector cell is up-regulated.

Abstract: A method and a device for processing semiconductor manufacturing information and a semiconductor manufacturing information processing device are involved. The method for processing semiconductor manufacturing information includes that: acquiring manufacturing information through a Manufacturing Execution System (MES), and the manufacturing information is provided by the MES for a Statistical Process Control (SPC) system to generate check information; detecting whether the manufacturing information is matched with the check information, and in response to the manufacturing information being unmatched with the check information, outputting alerting information. According to the provided method for processing semiconductor manufacturing information, a condition that the manufacturing information is lost and not monitored may be reduced, and a process control risk may be prevented.

Abstract: Techniques for starting an electronic communication based on a captured image are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a computer system detects that an image has been captured by a camera on a first mobile device of a first user, where the captured image has been captured by the camera at a point in time, and, in response to detecting that the image has been captured, the computer system identifies at least one other user in the captured image. In some example embodiments, the computer system transmits a message to an electronic destination associated with the other user(s) based on the identifying of the other user(s) in the captured image.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for batching requests for presence information. A client device determines a set of user indicators that are displayed on a display of the client device during a period of time. Each user indicator corresponds to a user of an online service, and is presented on the display as a result of a user of the client device viewing content provided by the online service. At completion of the period of time, the client device determines a set of remaining user indicators displayed on the display of the client device, and transmits, to a server associated with the online service, a batched request for presence information for a set of users corresponding to the set of remaining user indicators. The client device presents presence indicators indicating the status of the users based on the requested presence information.

Abstract: Techniques for starting an electronic communication based on a captured image are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a computer system detects that an image has been captured by a camera on a first mobile device of a first user, where the captured image has been captured by the camera at a point in time, and, in response to detecting that the image has been captured, the computer system identifies at least one other user in the captured image. In some example embodiments, the computer system transmits a message to an electronic destination associated with the other user(s) based on the identifying of the other user(s) in the captured image.

Abstract: Techniques for starting an electronic communication based on a captured image are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a computer system detects that an image has been captured by a camera on a first mobile device of a first user, where the captured image has been captured by the camera at a point in time, and, in response to detecting that the image has been captured, the computer system identifies at least one other user in the captured image. In some example embodiments, the computer system transmits a message to an electronic destination associated with the other user(s) based on the identifying of the other user(s) in the captured image.

Abstract: Techniques for starting an electronic communication based on a captured image are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a computer system detects that an image has been captured by a camera on a first mobile device of a first user, where the captured image has been captured by the camera at a point in time, and, in response to detecting that the image has been captured, the computer system identifies at least one other user in the captured image. In some example embodiments, the computer system transmits a message to an electronic destination associated with the other user(s) based on the identifying of the other user(s) in the captured image.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for batching requests for presence information. A client device determines a set of user indicators that are displayed on a display of the client device during a period of time. Each user indicator corresponds to a user of an online service, and is presented on the display as a result of a user of the client device viewing content provided by the online service. At completion of the period of time, the client device determines a set of remaining user indicators displayed on the display of the client device, and transmits, to a server associated with the online service, a batched request for presence information for a set of users corresponding to the set of remaining user indicators. The client device presents presence indicators indicating the status of the users based on the requested presence information.

Abstract: A stereoscopic six-degree of freedom viewing experience with a monoscopic 360-degree video is provided. A monoscopic 360-degree video of a subject scene can be processed by analyzing each frame to recover a three-dimensional geometric representation, and recover a camera motion path. Utilizing the recovered three-dimensional geometric representation and camera motion path, a dense three-dimensional geometric representation of the subject scene is generated. The processed video can be provided for stereoscopic display via a device. As motion of the device is detected, novel viewpoints can be stereoscopically synthesized for presentation in real time, so as to provide an immersive virtual reality experience based on the original monoscopic 360-degree video and the detected motion of the device.

Abstract: Systems and methods provide for providing a stereoscopic six-degree of freedom viewing experience with a monoscopic 360-degree video are provided. A monoscopic 360-degree video of a subject scene can be preprocessed by analyzing each frame to recover a three-dimensional geometric representation of the subject scene, and further recover a camera motion path that includes various parameters associated with the camera, such as orientation, translational movement, and the like, as evidenced by the recording. Utilizing the recovered three-dimensional geometric representation of the subject scene and recovered camera motion path, a dense three-dimensional geometric representation of the subject scene is generated utilizing random assignment and propagation operations. Once preprocessing is complete, the processed video can be provided for stereoscopic display via a device, such as a head-mounted display.