Abstract: An electrode assembly, a secondary battery, a battery pack, and an electrical apparatus. In the electrode assembly, there are several electrode plate portions sequentially arranged in a laminated manner along its own thickness direction. During structural design, the current collector in at least one of the electrode plate portions is configured as a barrier, and by controlling the ratio between the thermal conductivity ?0 of the barrier and the thickness d0 of the barrier to be less than 3×107 W/(K*m2), the heat flux density of the barrier along the thickness direction of the electrode assembly is reduced and the thermal resistance is increased, thus forming an effective thermal barrier in the thickness direction of the electrode assembly.

Abstract: Real-time cardiac MRI images may be captured continuously across multiple cardiac phases and multiple slices. Machine learning-based techniques may be used to determine spatial (e.g., slices and/or views) and temporal (e.g., cardiac cycles and/or cardiac phases) properties of the cardiac images such that the images may be arranged into groups based on the spatial and temporal properties of the images and the requirements of a cardiac analysis task. Different groups of the cardiac MRI images may also be aligned with each other based on the timestamps of the images and/or by synthesizing additional images to fill in gaps.

Abstract: Cardiac images such as cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) images and tissue characterization maps (e.g., T1/T2 maps) may be analyzed automatically using machine learning (ML) techniques, and reports may be generated to summarize the analysis. The ML techniques may include training one or more of an image classification model, a heart segmentation model, or a cardiac pathology detection model to automate the image analysis and/or reporting process. The image classification model may be capable of grouping the cardiac images into different categories, the heart segmentation model may be capable of delineating different anatomical regions of the heart, and the pathology detection model may be capable of detecting a medical abnormality in one or more of the anatomical regions based on tissue patterns or parameters automatically recognized by the detection model. Image registration that compensates for the impact of motions or movements may also be conducted automatically using ML techniques.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method dynamically switches access plans for a query during concurrent query execution. The method includes receiving a first query configured to be processed by a database system. The method also includes generating, for the first query, an access plan for each of identified resource sets. The method includes determining a first set of available resources that represent an available capacity for the database system. The method further includes selecting a first resource set of the one or more resource sets, where the selecting is based on the first set of available resources being closest to the first resource set. The method also includes selecting, based on the first set of available resources, a first access plan of the one or more access plans. The method includes executing the first query and returning results of the first query to a source of the first query.

Abstract: Disclosed is a selective field-assisted machining system. The system includes a micron-level high-speed identification module, an in-situ laser assisted module, an ultrasonic vibration module, an energy field loading high-speed control module, and a diamond tool. The micron-level high-speed identification module is used to quickly identify the type of a material substrate of a workpiece to be processed, process the identification information into a corresponding control signal, and send same to the energy field loading high-speed control module to implement selective processing of the workpiece to be processed, i.e. to process brittle particles using in-situ laser assisted machining and to process a soft metal substrate using ultrasonic vibration processing. In the present invention, ultra-precision cutting of brittle particles and a soft metal substrate can be completed at the same time in a single processing process.

Abstract: In Multiplex MRI image reconstruction, a hardware processor acquires sub-sampled Multiplex MRI data and reconstructs parametric images from the sub-sampled Multiplex MRI data. A machine learning model or deep learning model uses the subsampled Multiplex MRI data as the input and parametric maps calculated from the fully sampled data, or reconstructed fully sample data, as the ground truth. The model learns to reconstruct the parametric maps directly from the subsampled Multiplex MRI data.

Abstract: Described herein are systems, methods, and instrumentalities associated with landmark detection. The detection may be accomplished by determining a graph representation of a plurality of hypothetical landmarks detected in one or more medical images. The graph representation may include nodes that represent the hypothetical landmarks and edges that represent the relationships between paired hypothetical landmarks. The graph representation may be processed using a graph neural network such a message passing graph neural network, by which the landmark detection problem may be converted and solved as a graph node labeling problem.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems, methods, and instrumentalities associated with reconstructing magnetic resonance (MR) images based on under-sampled MR data. The MR data include 2D or 3D information, and may encompass multiple contrasts and multiple coils. The MR images are reconstructed using deep learning (DL) methods, which may accelerate the scan and/or image generation process. Challenges imposed by the large quantity of the MR data and hardware limitations are overcome by separately reconstructing MR images based on respective subsets of contrasts, coils, and/or readout segments, and then combining the reconstructed MR images to obtain desired multi-contrast results.

Abstract: A neural network system implements a model for generating an output image based on a received input image. The model is learned through a training process during which parameters associated with the model are adjusted so as to maximize a difference between a first image predicted using first parameter values of the model and a second image predicted using second parameter values of the model, and to minimize a difference between the second image and a ground truth image. During a first iteration of the training process the first image is predicted and during a second iteration the second image is predicted. The first parameter values are obtained during the first iteration by minimizing a difference between the first image and the ground truth image, and the second parameter values are obtained during the second iteration by maximizing the difference between the first image and the second image.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method and a system for reviewing annotated medical images. The method includes receiving a dataset of medical images comprising one or more pre-existing annotations therein. The method also includes displaying, via a first graphical user interface, at a given instance, one of the medical images, and detecting a first input comprising a modification of at least one pre-existing annotation in the one of the medical images being displayed to define at least one modified annotation therefor and a reference for the at least one modified annotation to be associated therewith. The method also includes displaying, via a second graphical user interface, the one of the medical images having the at least one modified annotation and the associated reference for the at least one modified annotation, and detecting a second input comprising one of verification, correction, or rejection of the at least one modified annotation.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method is provided for model training performed by a processing system. The method comprises determining a set of first weights based on a first matrix associated with a source model, determining a set of second weights based on the set of first weights, forming a second matrix associated with a target model based on the set of first weights and the set of second weights, initializing the target model based on the second matrix, and training the target model.

Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include systems for generating personalized avatar reactions during live video broadcasts. For example, the systems and methods described herein can access a social networking system user's profile to identify an avatar associated with the social networking system user. The systems and methods can generate an avatar reaction by modifying one or more features of the avatar based on a corresponding emoticon reaction. Once generated, the social networking system user can select the avatar reaction for addition to an ephemeral reaction stream associated with a live video broadcast. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: The present application relates to a current collector, an electrode plate, a battery cell, a battery, and an electric device. The current collector includes a stainless steel current-collecting portion for collecting a current, where the stainless steel current-collecting portion includes a blank area and a coating area that are arranged adjacent to each other in a preset direction, the coating area is configured to be coated with an active material, and the blank area has a hardness less than that of the coating area.

Abstract: Motion contaminated magnetic resonance (MR) images for training an artificial neural network to remove motion artifacts from the MR images are difficult to obtain. Described herein are systems, methods, and instrumentalities for injecting motion artifacts into clean MR images and using the artificially contaminated images for machine learning and neural network training. The motion contaminated MR images may be created based on clean source MR images that are associated with multiple physiological cycles of a scanned object, and by deriving MR data segments for the multiple physiological cycles based on the source MR images. The MR data segments thus derived may be combined to obtain a simulated MR data set, from which one or more target MR images may be generated to exhibit a motion artifact. The motion artifact may be created by manipulating the source MR images and/or controlling the manner in which the MR data set or the target MR images are generated.

Abstract: Disclosed is an organic electroluminescence device. The organic electroluminescence device has an organic layer having a specific combination in which a hole transporting material is doped with a p-type conductive doped material. The organic electroluminescence device can provide better device performance, such as lifetime improvement and voltage reduction.

Abstract: An anatomy-aware contouring editing method includes receiving an image, wherein the image represents an anatomically recognizable structure; identifying a first image segment representing part of the anatomically recognizable structure; annotating the first image segment to generate a label of the part; drawing a contour along a boundary of the part; receiving a first input from a user device indicative of a region of contour failure, wherein the region of contour failure includes a portion of a contour that requires editing; editing the contour for generating an edited contour based on the first input and anatomical information; and updating another contour of another part of the anatomically recognizable structure based on the edited contour, wherein the another part is anatomically related to the part.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems, methods, and instrumentalities associated with reconstructing magnetic resonance (MR) images based on multi-slice, under-sampled MRI data (e.g., k-space data). The multi-slice MRI data may be acquired using a simultaneous multi-slice (SMS) technique and MRI information associated with multiple MRI slices may be entangled in the multi-slice MRI data. A neural network may be trained and used to disentangle the MRI information and reconstruct MRI images for the different slices. A data consistency component may be used to estimate k-space data based on estimates made by the neural network, from which respective MRI images associated with multiple MRI slices may be obtained by applying a Fourier transform to the k-space data.

Abstract: Mammography data such as DBT and/or FFDM images may be processed using deep learning based techniques, but labeled training data that may facilitate the learning may be difficult to obtained. Described herein are systems, methods, and instrumentalities associated with automatically generating and/or augmenting labeled mammography training data, and training a deep learn model based on the auto-generated/augmented data for detecting a breast disease (e.g., breast cancer) in a mammography image.

Abstract: Digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) may provide richer information than full-field digital mammography (FFDM). DBT data such as DBT slices may be processed based on deep learning techniques such as using a neural network, and the DBT slices may be divided into groups and a pre-determined number of representative images may be derived based on the grouping. The neural network may be configured to process the representative images to predict the presence or non-presence of a breast disease such as breast cancer.

Abstract: A 3D anatomical model of one or more blood vessels of a patient may be obtained using CT angiography, while a 2D image of the blood vessels may be obtained based on fluoroscopy. The 3D model may be registered with the 2D image based on a contrast injection site identified on the 3D model and/or in the 2D image. A fused image may then be created to depict the overlaid 3D model and 2D image, for example, on a monitor or through a virtual reality headset. The injection site may be determined automatically or based on a user input that may include a bounding box drawn around the injection site on the 3D model, a selection of an automatically segmented area in the 3D model, etc.