Titlebook: International Conference on Neural Computing for Advanced Applications; 4th International Co Haijun Zhang,Yinggen Ke,Yuanyuan Mu Conference

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An Enhanced Model Based on Recurrent Convolutional Neural Network for Predicting the Stage of Chroniwever, the disease stage of COPD patient is difficult to be accurately assessed because of the dynamic changes of patient conditions and complex risk factors. Therefore, exploring a rapid and accurate method to predict disease stages of COPD patients is of great significance. This study proposes an

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Hybrid Recommendation System with Graph Neural Collaborative Filtering and Local Self-attention Mechance to users. In this context, more and more scholars have applied deep learning methods to recommendation systems, such as deep reinforcement learning, self-attention mechanisms, graph neural collaborative filtering and so on. Experimental results have shown that these methods significantly improv

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MAMF: A Multi-Level Attention-Based Multimodal Fusion Model for Medical Visual Question Answeringtential, but most of them ignore the influence of word-level fine-grained features which benefit filtering out irrelevant regions in medical images more precisely. We present a Multi-level Attention-based Multimodal Fusion model named MAMF, aiming at learning a multi-level multimodal semantic repres

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Bazhou Li,Feichao Di,Yang Li,Quan Luo,Jingjing Cao,Qiangwei Zhaon strategies.Includes supplementary material: Alcoholism is a pathological behavioural syndrome, characterised by comp- sive alcohol use, craving and relapses, even recurring after many years of abstinence. It is suggested that chronic alcohol abuse leads to persistent changes within several neuroch

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Yue Zhou,Deshun Hu,Cheng Li,Wangpeng Hebstinence. It is suggested that chronic alcohol abuse leads to persistent changes within several neurochemical pathways in the brain and furthermore that an imprinted drug and addiction memory may scarcely be extinguished. Hence, the question arises as to whether there ought to be a reasonable hope