Enhancing the secrecy of a cryptographic key generated using synchronized artificial neural networks1 by M. L. Radziukevich, V. F. Golikov

“…To solve the problem of increasing the    confidentiality of the generated shared secret, if it is used as a cryptographic key, it is proposed to use the  mixing a certain number of results of individual synchronizations (convolution). …”
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Meromorphic functions sharing the zeros of lower degree symmetric polynomials in weighted wider sense by J. Banerjee, A. Banerjee

Subjects: “…meromorphic functions…”
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Developing generative AI functionalities in a social LMS by Mengyuan Zhao, Puja Kumari, Eashwar Madhavan Perumal, Zhen Hou

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Generating diversity and securing completeness in algorithmic retrosynthesis by Florian Mrugalla, Christopher Franz, Yannic Alber, Georg Mogk, Martín Villalba, Thomas Mrziglod, Kevin Schewior

“…In order to generate a diverse set of synthesis plans for chemists to select from, we capture the concept of diversity in a novel chemical diversity score (CDS). …”
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SliceScore: A Network Function Sharing Aware and Slice-Oriented DDoS Filtering Approach by Omer Zekvan Yilmaz, Kubra Kalkan, Fatih Alagoz

“…Recently, network function (NF) sharing has been proposed in the literature in order to further exploit unused resources and lower the costs for network operators. …”
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Joint Cognition: Thought Contagion and the Consequences of Cooperation when Sharing the Task of Random Sequence Generation. by John Nicholas Towse, Andrea Sarah Towse, Satoru Saito, Yukio Maehara, Akira Miyake

“…Generating random number sequences is a popular psychological task often used to measure executive functioning. …”
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Subjective Evaluation of Generative AI-Driven Dialogues in Paired Dyadic and Topic-Sharing Triadic Interaction Structures by Kaori Abe, Changqin Quan, Sheng Cao, Zhiwei Luo

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Blockchain-Based Modified AES with Chaotic Random Key Generation for Secured E-Medical Data Sharing by Vinothkumar.M, R. Saravana Ram

“…Though traditional methods have used algorithms based on these concepts for secured EMD sharing, they lacked with regard for privacy and security. …”
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High survivorship and excellent functional outcome in third‐generation patellofemoral arthroplasty by Mustafa Hariri, Hannah Schwab, Kevin‐Arno Koch, Paul Mick, Timo Nees, Johannes Weishorn, Tilman Walker, Tobias Reiner

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How doctors generate diagnostic hypotheses: a study of radiological diagnosis with functional magnetic resonance imaging. by Marcio Melo, Daniel J Scarpin, Edson Amaro, Rodrigo B D Passos, João R Sato, Karl J Friston, Cathy J Price

“…<h4>Background</h4>In medical practice, diagnostic hypotheses are often made by physicians in the first moments of contact with patients; sometimes even before they report their symptoms. We propose that generation of diagnostic hypotheses in this context is the result of cognitive processes subserved by brain mechanisms that are similar to those involved in naming objects or concepts in everyday life.…”
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Enhancing Efficiency in Trustless Cryptography: An Optimized SM9-Based Distributed Key Generation Scheme by Jinhong Chen, Xueguang Zhou, Wei Fu, Yihuan Mao

“…Our scheme introduces a (t, n)-threshold system that functions without a trusted center, addressing the vulnerability of single points of failure in conventional key generation centers (KGCs). …”
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The analysis of generative adversarial network in sports education based on deep learning by Eerdenisuyila Eerdenisuyila, Hongming Li, Wei Chen

“…Secondly, GAN is employed to construct a model for generating evaluation texts, encompassing the construction of a generator and discriminator, along with the introduction of a reward function. …”
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Second-generation long-acting injectable antipsychotics in schizophrenia: patient functioning and quality of life by Montemagni C, Frieri T, Rocca P

“…Meaningful differences have been observed between SGA-LAIs in the onset of their clinical efficacy and in the relationships between symptoms and functioning scores. Moreover, head-to-head studies comparing the effects of SGA-LAIs on classical measures of psychopathology and functioning are available mainly on risperidone LAI, while those comparing olanzapine LAI with other SGA-LAIs are still lacking. …”
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Direct Conditional Score Modeling for Accelerated MRI Reconstruction by Hongki Lim

“…This paper presents a novel approach called Direct Conditional Score (DCS) modeling that directly models the conditional score function, eliminating the need for separate likelihood terms. …”
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Automatic text generation system for endangered languages based on conditional generative adversarial networks by Zhong Luo

“…The focus is on overcoming challenges associated with discrete data handling in natural language generation by utilizing an improved CGAN model. We introduce a specialized Loss function, based on the MaliGAN model, which directs the discriminator to guide the generator towards producing texts that not only align closely with individual word accuracy but also maintain overall semantic coherence. …”
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Economic Dispatch with Transmission Losses in a Distributed Generation Network of Bahawalpur by Khan Ahmad, Rashid Zeeshan, Umer Farhana, Yousaf Abdur Rehman, Saeed Arif

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An Efficient Universal Generating Function-Based Analyzing Approach for Multistate System with Imperfect Coverage Failure by Zheng Li, Jinlei Qin

“…Using the technique of the universal generating function (UGF), a component’s UGF expression with ICF can be incorporated in two steps. …”
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A pilot study of Telco’s next generation IT architecture evolution: business function virtualization (BFV) by Wen QIAO, Xiaozheng WANG, Zhenqiang SUN, Gan REN, Yunxin LIU, Aidong YANG, Peng WANG, Da WANG, Xiaozhou YE, Ye OUYANG

“…With the development of information and communication technologies, traditional telecom business support systems (BSS) are facing the challenge of agilely meeting the flexible needs from business.Application scenarization, service standardization, technology componentization and resource sharing have gradually become the consensual features among the evolution of telecom BSS architectures.A business function virtualization (BFV)-based BSS architecture, which is based on cloud-native, micro-services, containers, and DevOps technologies, was proposed.By embedding four components into the architecture, including standardized virtual network functions, modular design orchestrator, micro-service management framework, and multi-plane elastic computing controller, the system is able to deploy unitized system and distributed cloud.Therefore, the requirements of flexible telecom business development and frequent evolution of the system could be satisfied by the proposed BFV-based BSS architecture.In other words, the lightweight delivery of IT technologies and agile business support could be fulfilled by using the proposed BFV-based BSS architecture, and the proposed architecture will eventually become the standard architecture of next generation telecom BSS.…”
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PROBABILITY ANALYSIS ON LAST PLY FAILURE OF COMPOSITE LAMINATES BASED ON UNIVERSAL GENERATING FUNCTION METHOD by LIU ChengLong, ZHOU JinYu, QIU Rui, ZHUANG BaiLiang, HU Jian

“…The reliability of composite laminates is analyzed by universal generating function method. Load,strength parameters universal generating function,complex operators and the corresponding performance structure functions are defined,the resistance of the single layer,resistance sequences and system resistance universal generating function are constructed respectively. …”
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A pilot study of Telco’s next generation IT architecture evolution: business function virtualization (BFV) by Wen QIAO, Xiaozheng WANG, Zhenqiang SUN, Gan REN, Yunxin LIU, Aidong YANG, Peng WANG, Da WANG, Xiaozhou YE, Ye OUYANG

“…With the development of information and communication technologies, traditional telecom business support systems (BSS) are facing the challenge of agilely meeting the flexible needs from business.Application scenarization, service standardization, technology componentization and resource sharing have gradually become the consensual features among the evolution of telecom BSS architectures.A business function virtualization (BFV)-based BSS architecture, which is based on cloud-native, micro-services, containers, and DevOps technologies, was proposed.By embedding four components into the architecture, including standardized virtual network functions, modular design orchestrator, micro-service management framework, and multi-plane elastic computing controller, the system is able to deploy unitized system and distributed cloud.Therefore, the requirements of flexible telecom business development and frequent evolution of the system could be satisfied by the proposed BFV-based BSS architecture.In other words, the lightweight delivery of IT technologies and agile business support could be fulfilled by using the proposed BFV-based BSS architecture, and the proposed architecture will eventually become the standard architecture of next generation telecom BSS.…”
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