Biblio
3D modeling usually refers to be the use of 3D software to build production through the virtual 3D space model with 3D data. At present, most 3D modeling software such as 3dmax, FLAC3D and Midas all need adjust models to get a satisfactory model or by coding a precise modeling. There are many matters such as complicated steps, strong profession, the high modeling cost. Aiming at this problem, the paper presents a new 3D modeling methods which is based on Deep Belief Networks (DBN) and Interactive Evolutionary Algorithm (IEA). Following this method, firstly, extract characteristic vectors from vertex, normal, surfaces of the imported model samples. Secondly, use the evolution strategy, to extract feature vector for stochastic evolution by artificial grading control the direction of evolution, and in the process to extract the characteristics of user preferences. Then, use evolution function matrix to establish the fitness approximation evaluation model, and simulate subjective evaluation. Lastly, the user can control the whole machine simulation evaluation process at any time, and get a satisfactory model. The experimental results show that the method in this paper is feasible.
Heart rate monitoring has become increasingly popular in the industry through mobile phones and wearable devices. However, current determination of heart rate through mobile applications suffers from high corruption of signals during intensive physical exercise. In this paper, we present a novel technique for accurately determining heart rate during intensive motion by classifying PPG signals obtained from smartphones or wearable devices combined with motion data obtained from accelerometer sensors. Our approach utilizes the Internet of Things (IoT) cloud connectivity of smartphones for selection of PPG signals using deep learning. The technique is validated using the TROIKA dataset and is accurately able to predict heart rate with a 10-fold cross validation error margin of 4.88%.
Abnormality detection is useful in reducing the amount of data to be processed manually by directing attention to the specific portion of data. However, selections of suitable features are important for the success of an abnormality detection system. Designing and selecting appropriate features are time-consuming, requires expensive domain knowledge and human labor. Further, it is very challenging to represent high-level concepts of abnormality in terms of raw input. Most of the existing abnormality detection system use handcrafted feature detector and are based on shallow architecture. In this work, we explore Deep Belief Network for abnormality detection and simultaneously, compared the performance of classic neural network in terms of features learned and accuracy of detecting the abnormality. Further, we explore the set of features learn by each layer of the deep architecture. We also provide a simple and fast mechanism to visualize the feature at the higher layer. Further, the effect of different activation function on abnormality detection is also compared. We observed that deep learning based approach can be used for detecting an abnormality. It has better performance compare to classical neural network in separating distinct as well as almost similar data.