The fast increase of online communities has brought about an increase in cyber threats inclusive of cyberbullying, hate speech, misinformation, and online harassment, making content moderation a pressing necessity. Traditional single-modal AI-based detection systems, which analyze both text, photos, or movies in isolation, have established useless at taking pictures multi-modal threats, in which malicious actors spread dangerous content throughout a couple of formats. To cope with these demanding situations, we advise a multi-modal deep mastering framework that integrates Natural Language Processing (NLP), Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks to become aware of and mitigate online threats effectively. Our proposed model combines BERT for text class, ResNet50 for photograph processing, and a hybrid LSTM-3-d CNN community for video content material analysis. We constructed a large-scale dataset comprising 500,000 textual posts, 200,000 offensive images, and 50,000 annotated motion pictures from more than one platform, which includes Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, and online gaming forums. The system became carefully evaluated using trendy gadget mastering metrics which include accuracy, precision, remember, F1-score, and ROC-AUC curves. Experimental outcomes demonstrate that our multi-modal method extensively outperforms single-modal AI classifiers, achieving an accuracy of 92.3%, precision of 91.2%, do not forget of 90.1%, and an AUC rating of 0.95. The findings validate the necessity of integrating multi-modal AI for actual-time, high-accuracy online chance detection and moderation. Future paintings will have consciousness on improving hostile robustness, enhancing scalability for real-world deployment, and addressing ethical worries associated with AI-driven content moderation.
Multi-label image classification is a challenging task due to the diverse sizes and complex backgrounds of objects in images.Obtaining class-specific precise representations at different scales is a key aspect of feature representation.However,existing methods often rely on the single-scale deep feature,neglecting shallow and deeper layer features,which poses challenges when predicting objects of varying scales within the same image.Although some studies have explored multi-scale features,they rarely address the flow of information between scales or efficiently obtain class-specific precise representations for features at different scales.To address these issues,we propose a two-stage,three-branch Transformer-based framework.The first stage incorporates multi-scale image feature extraction and hierarchical scale attention.This design enables the model to consider objects at various scales while enhancing the flow of information across different feature scales,improving the model’s generalization to diverse object scales.The second stage includes a global feature enhancement module and a region selection module.The global feature enhancement module strengthens interconnections between different image regions,mitigating the issue of incomplete represen-tations,while the region selection module models the cross-modal relationships between image features and labels.Together,these components enable the efficient acquisition of class-specific precise feature representations.Extensive experiments on public datasets,including COCO2014,VOC2007,and VOC2012,demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed method.Our approach achieves consistent performance gains of 0.3%,0.4%,and 0.2%over state-of-the-art methods on the three datasets,respectively.These results validate the reliability and superiority of our approach for multi-label image classification.
The multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm(MOPSO)is widely used to solve multi-objective optimization problems.In the article,amulti-objective particle swarm optimization algorithmbased on decomposition and multi-selection strategy is proposed to improve the search efficiency.First,two update strategies based on decomposition are used to update the evolving population and external archive,respectively.Second,a multiselection strategy is designed.The first strategy is for the subspace without a non-dominated solution.Among the neighbor particles,the particle with the smallest penalty-based boundary intersection value is selected as the global optimal solution and the particle far away fromthe search particle and the global optimal solution is selected as the personal optimal solution to enhance global search.The second strategy is for the subspace with a non-dominated solution.In the neighbor particles,two particles are randomly selected,one as the global optimal solution and the other as the personal optimal solution,to enhance local search.The third strategy is for Pareto optimal front(PF)discontinuity,which is identified by the cumulative number of iterations of the subspace without non-dominated solutions.In the subsequent iteration,a new probability distribution is used to select from the remaining subspaces to search.Third,an adaptive inertia weight update strategy based on the dominated degree is designed to further improve the search efficiency.Finally,the proposed algorithmis compared with fivemulti-objective particle swarm optimization algorithms and five multi-objective evolutionary algorithms on 22 test problems.The results show that the proposed algorithm has better performance.
At present,the emerging solid-phase friction-based additive manufacturing technology,including friction rolling additive man-ufacturing(FRAM),can only manufacture simple single-pass components.In this study,multi-layer multi-pass FRAM-deposited alumin-um alloy samples were successfully prepared using a non-shoulder tool head.The material flow behavior and microstructure of the over-lapped zone between adjacent layers and passes during multi-layer multi-pass FRAM deposition were studied using the hybrid 6061 and 5052 aluminum alloys.The results showed that a mechanical interlocking structure was formed between the adjacent layers and the adja-cent passes in the overlapped center area.Repeated friction and rolling of the tool head led to different degrees of lateral flow and plastic deformation of the materials in the overlapped zone,which made the recrystallization degree in the left and right edge zones of the over-lapped zone the highest,followed by the overlapped center zone and the non-overlapped zone.The tensile strength of the overlapped zone exceeded 90%of that of the single-pass deposition sample.It is proved that although there are uneven grooves on the surface of the over-lapping area during multi-layer and multi-pass deposition,they can be filled by the flow of materials during the deposition of the next lay-er,thus ensuring the dense microstructure and excellent mechanical properties of the overlapping area.The multi-layer multi-pass FRAM deposition overcomes the limitation of deposition width and lays the foundation for the future deposition of large-scale high-performance components.
Material requirement planning is a type of production planning problems that is used to plan about a final product, its sub-assemblies, and its raw parts simultaneously by considering time phased demands of the final product. In this study a multi-product material requirement planning problem with limited manufacturing resources is considered. As an important novelty, a multi-mode demand strategy is considered in this problem where the total customers’ satisfaction degrees of the selected demand modes is maximized. Furthermore, three types of capacities such as regular, over time, and outsourcing capacities are considered for such system as another novelty. The problem is formulated as a bi-objective model to maximize total profit and total satisfaction degree of the customers simultaneously. To respect the uncertain nature of the problem, it is formulated in a belief-degree based uncertain form. This is for the first time in the literature of material requirement planning that this type of uncertainty is considered. The uncertain problem is converted to a crisp form using some techniques such as expected value model and chance constrained model. Then, a new hybrid form of the fuzzy programming approach is developed to solve the bi-objective crisp formulations. A case study from the petroleum industries of Iran is used to perform the required computational experiments. The required experiments are done, and possible comparisons are made on the obtained results. Furthermore, some managerial insights are given in order to be used in the production system of the case study. According to the obtained results, the proposed hybrid fuzzy programming approach is superior to existing approaches in at least 38 percent of the experiments.
Existing multi-view deep subspace clustering methods aim to learn a unified representation from multi-view data,while the learned representation is difficult to maintain the underlying structure hidden in the origin samples,especially the high-order neighbor relationship between samples.To overcome the above challenges,this paper proposes a novel multi-order neighborhood fusion based multi-view deep subspace clustering model.We creatively integrate the multi-order proximity graph structures of different views into the self-expressive layer by a multi-order neighborhood fusion module.By this design,the multi-order Laplacian matrix supervises the learning of the view-consistent self-representation affinity matrix;then,we can obtain an optimal global affinity matrix where each connected node belongs to one cluster.In addition,the discriminative constraint between views is designed to further improve the clustering performance.A range of experiments on six public datasets demonstrates that the method performs better than other advanced multi-view clustering methods.The code is available at https://github.com/songzuolong/MNF-MDSC(accessed on 25 December 2024).
Flood disasters can have a serious impact on people's production and lives, and can cause hugelosses in lives and property security. Based on multi-source remote sensing data, this study establisheddecision tree classification rules through multi-source and multi-temporal feature fusion, classified groundobjects before the disaster and extracted flood information in the disaster area based on optical imagesduring the disaster, so as to achieve rapid acquisition of the disaster situation of each disaster bearing object.In the case of Qianliang Lake, which suffered from flooding in 2020, the results show that decision treeclassification algorithms based on multi-temporal features can effectively integrate multi-temporal and multispectralinformation to overcome the shortcomings of single-temporal image classification and achieveground-truth object classification.
The simulated unified resultant amplitude theory studies function and polar graphs of sinusoidal radial waves including the cosine, sine, and summation waves for determining separate combination-wave equations arising from 2D spatial oscillator fields in each of the four quadrants corresponding to the x-y Cartesian reference frame. Combination-wave fluctuations in terms of their algebraic signs are then extrapolated and mathematically modeled relative to the quadrant number by way of Euler’s equation. The resulting sign fluctuation equations are used to synthesize the combination-wave equations into a single unified equation along with a unified wave rotation solution that adequately represents all four quadrant-specific wave equations. Generalization and extensions of the theory follow with multi-dimensional/multi-variable considerations. Subsequently, utilization of the theory regarding an applied mathematics and physics-based kinematics motion problem, a generalized differential equation solution for a spring system, as well as a four-dimensional/four-variable dual-cone example are provided for validating the methodology. Consequently, it is shown that the proposed unified model is useful for performing a compact resultant amplitude analysis within general applications involving various wave phenomena.
The rapid prediction of aerodynamic performance is critical in the conceptual and preliminary design of hypersonic vehicles. This study focused on axisymmetric body configurations commonly used in such vehicles and proposed a multi-fidelity neural network (MFNN) framework to fuse aerodynamic data of varying quality. A data-driven prediction model was constructed using a pointwise modeling method based on generating lines to input geometric features into the network. The MFNN framework combined low-fidelity and high-fidelity networks, trained on aerodynamic performance data from engineering rapid computation methods and CFD, respectively, using spherically blunted cones as examples. The results showed that the MFNN effectively integrated multi-fidelity data, achieving prediction accuracy close to CFD results in most regions, with errors under 5% in key stagnation areas. The model demonstrated strong generalization capabilities for varying cone dimensions and flight conditions. Furthermore, it significantly reduced dependence on high-fidelity data, enabling efficient aerodynamic performance predictions with limited datasets. This study provides a novel methodology for rapid aerodynamic performance prediction, offering both accuracy and efficiency, and contributes to the design of hypersonic vehicles.
