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EPIC UdS - Creation and Applications of a Simultaneous Interpreting Corpus
In this paper, we describe the creation and annotation of EPIC UdS, a multilingual corpus of simultaneous interpreting for English, German and Spanish.
Deep learning for automatic head and neck lymph node level delineation provides expert-level accuracy
For a subgroup of 10 cases, intraobserver variability was compared to the average DL autosegmentation accuracy on the original and recontoured set of expert segmentations.
Continual Learning for Peer-to-Peer Federated Learning: A Study on Automated Brain Metastasis Identification
With iterative continual learning (i. e., the shared model revisits each center multiple times during training), the sensitivity is further improved to 0. 914, which is identical to the sensitivity using mixed data for training.
Lifting DecPOMDPs for Nanoscale Systems -- A Work in Progress
DNA-based nanonetworks have a wide range of promising use cases, especially in the field of medicine.
Dynamic lattice distortions driven by surface trapping in semiconductor nanocrystals
Investigation of the excitation energy dependence shows that hot carriers created by a photon energy considerably larger than the bandgap induce structural distortions at nanocrystal surfaces on few picosecond timescales associated with the localization of trapped holes.
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
The Royal Society Corpus 6.0: Providing 300+ Years of Scientific Writing for Humanistic Study
We present a new, extended version of the Royal Society Corpus (RSC), a diachronic corpus of scientific English now covering 300+ years of scientific writing (1665--1996).
Integration of Simultaneous Resting-State Electroencephalography, Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging, and Eye-Tracker Methods to Determine and Verify Electroencephalography Vigilance Measure
Furthermore, we used pupil size and EEG features as regressors to find their correlations with blood-oxygen-level-dependent fMRI measures.
Compasses, Magnets, Water Microscopes: Annotation of Terminology in a Diachronic Corpus of Scientific Texts
In this paper, we argue that terms are the result of diachronic processes on both the semantic and the morpho-syntactic level.
