Yiqian Xu - IEEE Xplore Author Profile

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Due to the exstence of common and rare diseases, the complex clinical scenario often poses the challenging class imbalanced open set recognition problem. Unfortunately, most existing approaches are ill-suited for such situations with limited and imbalanced data during training and the possibility of encountering unseen classes during test. In this work, we propose a novel Multi-level mixup-based E...Show More
Open set recognition (OSR) for medical images is vital to ensure practical safeguards in clinical applications. It demands establishing model awareness of rare and unknown conditions, rejecting what the model does not know, and thus preventing these conditions from being dangerously misclassified into any false known classes. Meanwhile, it often further requires training the OSR model based on a m...Show More
Video paragraph captioning task aims to generate a detailed, fluent and relevant paragraph for a given video. Prior studies often focus on isolating visual objects (potential main components in a sentence) from the overall video content. They rarely explore the latent semantic relations between objects and high-level video concepts, resulting in dull or even incorrect descriptions. To create fine-...Show More
Medical image diagnosis in real clinical scenario faces the challenging open set recognition problem with domain shift. Based on the observation that it is often merely the local lesion areas in the whole image decide or cause the true seen or potential unseen disease labels, we propose a unified deep learning framework to address it by establishing a lesion-aware mask generator to guide the model...Show More
Summary form only given. A novel technique for measuring two-dimensional flow field has been developed. It cans measure the vector field by capturing only one frame of picture of flow field and by using the cross-correlation method. The technique employer rather simple equipment compare with common PIV techniques, which normally needs pulse lasers to capture two frame of pictures. The experimental...Show More