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Southwest Jiaotong University Shandong University of Science And Technology Rutao Liu Shao Xu Yi Song Tao Jiang, advisor Grand Prize Wuhan University Dong Wei Guanghui Yang Yanzhen Lin Dong Liu, advisor Grand Prize Peking University Zhenhao Zhang Xingsen Li Ying Wang Xufeng Liu, advisor First Prize Guangdong Ocean University Jiaming Chen Junru Li Guodong Ye, advisor First Prize Guangxi University Junyu Li Jiangye Xiao Linhui Dai Liang Chen, advisor First Prize Harbin Institute of Technology Zheng Chen Yijie Zhang Dong Yan Hong Ge, advisor First Prize Agricultural University of Hebei Minghao Guo Minmin Zu Mingyi Wang Degang Ji, advisor First Prize South China Agricultural University Shenglan Xie Shan Qiao Zhenzhu Li Jinshan Liu, advisor First Prize Huazhong Agricultural University Haitao Fu Yang Zhang Yuwei Weng Yanling Xu, advisor First Prize Jiangxi University of Science And Technology Weidong Tang Lijie Yu Hui Yang Huabiao Yan, advisor First Prize Northwestern Polytechnical 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