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2020 IEEE International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Computer 2020 IEEE International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Computer Applications (ICAICA 2020) Dalian, China 27 – 29 June 2020 Pages 1-697 IEEE Catalog Number: CFP20S78-POD ISBN: 978-1-7281-7006-0 1/2 Copyright © 2020 by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. All Rights Reserved Copyright and Reprint Permissions: Abstracting is permitted with credit to the source. Libraries are permitted to photocopy beyond the limit of U.S. copyright law for private use of patrons those articles in this volume that carry a code at the bottom of the first page, provided the per-copy fee indicated in the code is paid through Copyright Clearance Center, 222 Rosewood Drive, Danvers, MA 01923. For other copying, reprint or republication permission, write to IEEE Copyrights Manager, IEEE Service Center, 445 Hoes Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854. 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IEEE Catalog Number: CFP20S78-POD ISBN (Print-On-Demand): 978-1-7281-7006-0 ISBN (Online): 978-1-7281-7005-3 Additional Copies of This Publication Are Available From: Curran Associates, Inc 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 USA Phone: (845) 758-0400 Fax: (845) 758-2633 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.proceedings.com Table of Contents PID Paper Information Page New Branch Optimization Design Based on RefineNet CA001 1 Gengyun Ren, Xiujie Qu Picking Trajectory Planning of Citrus Based on Improved Immune Algorithm and CA002 Binocular Vision 6 Zuoliang Tang, Lijia Xu, Hong Xie Design of Intelligent Voice Message Doorbell Based on Microcontroller CA004 11 Meili Liu, Liangzhi Zhang Improvement of Model Simplification Algorithm Based on LOD and Implementation CA005 of WebGL 16 Liu Xiao, Liu Yian, Liu Qin Optimization and Comparative Analysis of YOLOV3 Target Detection Method Based CA006 on Lightweight Network Structure 20 Zhang Menghan, Li Zitian, Song Yuncheng Corona Finite Element Analysis and UV Visual Image Processing of UHV CA008 Transmission Line Fittings 25 Zhang Shiling An Improved Binocular LSD_SLAM Method for Object Localization CA010 30 Jianwei Ren Research on the Application Mode of Blockchain Technology in the Field of CA011 Shipbuilding 34 Jun Zhu, Maopu Wu, Caiyun Liu Cosine‐grey Correlation Analysis Model Based on Combination Weighting and Its CA013 Application 38 Yin Pei, Liu Yian The New Soaking Test Approach for Testing the SONiC Network Testbed CA014 43 Hui Li, Xiaolong Chen, Tao Song, Hao Chen, Guohong Lai The Modeling and Verification of DSDM in Airport Taxi CA016 48 Rui Men Double‐color Digital Image Watermarking Technology based on Double Transform CA017 Domain 52 Li Xiaomin, Zhang Fengyuan Study on the Effect of Different Color Schemes of Form on Visual Fatigue CA019 56 Chen Guo, Yingwei Zhou, Ning Li, Tuoyang Zhou, Zhanshuo Zhang, Qiuyu Liu Distance Preserving Multi‐modal Correlation Feature Learning with Applications to CA020 Image Recognition 60 Xiangyu Meng, Shuzhi Su, Gang Zhu A Signal Modulation Identification Method Based on Neural Network CA021 64 Jin Wu, Jianxi Lin, Bin Tian, Jing He I Design of Multidimensional Spatiotemporal Information Relevance Model CA024 68 Fengda Zhang, Jingchang Pan, Gaoyu Jiang Improved Closed‐loop Detection and Octomap Algorithm based on RGB‐D SLAM CA025 73 Chungui Deng, Xiaonan Luo, Yanru Zhong Chinese Sentence Pattern Feature Extraction Based on Massive Data Analysis CA026 77 Zhengchen Cao, Jingchang Pan, Jiahao Li National Cultural Symbols Recognition Based on Convolutional Neural Network CA028 Huang Zhixiong, Shi Zhuo, Kong Qian, Li Rongbin, Yang Ming, Zhang Mengxue, 82 Yu Ke Nonnegative Matrix Factorization Algorithm with Two Attribute Matrices for CA030 Community Detection 87 Yingying Zhao, Hui Xu, Cheng Zhou The Time Series Prediction Algorithm Based on Improved GSA‐ELM CA032 91 Chen Lv, Yi’an Liu Application of Optimized BP Neural Network Based on Genetic Algorithm in Rugby CA033 Tackle Action Recognition 95 Zhiqiang Zhang, Li Gao, Yangyang Xiang Timing System for The Heavy‐Ion Accelerator Facility CA035 100 Ge Liang, Zhang Wei, An Shi A Node Sorting Method for K2 Algorithm in Bayesian Network Structure Learning CA036 106 Fan Gao, Da Huang A Collision Detection Method Based on Vehicle Trajectory Data CA037 111 Tian Yali, Bian Dezhi, Song Feifei Resolve out of Vocabulary with Long Short‐Term Memory Networks for CA038 Morphology 115 Yun Tang, Chuanxiang Tang, Caixin Zhu The Adaptive Equalization Compensation Algorithm for DVI Video Signal CA041 120 Wang Kuan, Gong Haibo, Qi Xiaopeng Staged Text Clustering Algorithm based on K‐means and Hierarchical CA043 Agglomeration Clustering 124 Youjin Rong, Yi’an Liu Cyanobacteria and Bloom Control Management System CA045 128 Yuming Tang, Hong Liang, Shi Chen, Hongyu Song Forecasting method of e‐commerce cargo sales based on ARIMA‐BP model CA046 133 Tan Bowen, Zhang Zhe, Zhang Yulin Research on Attack Mechanism using Attack Surface CA048 137 Xinlin Liu, Jianhua Huang, Weifeng Luo, Qingming Chen, Peishan Ye, Dingbo Wang Spinal Fracture Lesions Segmentation based on U‐net CA049 142 Gang Sha, Junsheng Wu, Bin Yu Fault Diagnosis and Analysis of Water Temperature Sensor CA050 145 Shengbo Zhou, Bingxian Li, Bin Wang II The Application of Improved Particle Swarm Optimization in Slab Stacking Problem CA052 150 Qiqi Zhang Optimal Fatigue Life Design of Double Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings by an CA053 Adaptive RL‐BFGS Algorithm 155 Qing Shao, Tao Xu, Yoshino Tatsuo Dual‐discriminator GAN: A GAN Way of Profile Face Recognition CA056 162 Xinyu Zhang, Yang Zhao, Hao Zhang Code Plagiarism Detection Method Based on Code Similarity and Student Behavior CA058 Characteristics 167 Qiubo Huang, Xuezhi Song, Guozheng Fang Application of Neural Network in Abnormal AIS Data Identification CA059 173 Yongming Wang Online Multi‐Object Tracking based on Improved Kernel Correlation Filter CA060 180 Qiang Wu, Wendong Xue, Xin Zheng, Wei He Spectral‐spatial Classification of Hyperspectral Image with Locality Discriminative CA063 Embedding Kernel Extreme Learning Machine 186 Peng Chen Rule‐based Expert System for Chinese Patent Law CA064 191 Yuankun Wu Ray Model Construction of Octagonal Structured Gaussian Beam Using CA065 Laguerre‐Gaussian Expansion 196 Yue Wu, Mingying Lan, Li Gao DOA Estimation of Wideband LFM Signals Based on Zoom‐FRFT CA066 201 Zhao Wu, Shiqi Pei, Weidong Chen A Novel Approach on Vessel Trajectory Prediction Based on Variational LSTM CA067 206 Mengzhen Ding, Wei Su, Yingjie Liu, Jiuwen Zhang, Jianrui Li, Jinzhao Wu Improved Metric Learning Algorithm for Person Re‐Identification Based on CA069 Asymmetric Metric 212 Wenbi Rao, Menghan Xu, Junwei Zhou FedBC: Blockchain‐based Decentralized Federated Learning CA070 217 Xin Wu, Zhi Wang, Jian Zhao, Yan Zhang, Yu Wu Evaluation of Appearance‐based Eye Tracking Calibration Data Selection CA071 222 Yuqing Li, Yinwei Zhan, Zhuo Yang Speaker Recognition based on BP Neural Network CA072 225 Zhongyao Wan, Leiqing Dai Research on typical application of intelligent shipbuilding based on 5G CA073 communication technology 230 Jun Zhou, Rui Xu, Jun Zhu Detection of Spinal Fracture Lesions based on Improved Yolov2 CA075 235 Gang Sha, Junsheng Wu, Bin Yu Intelligent Integration of Digital Resources in University Libraries Based on Mobile CA076 Agent Distributed Computing 239 Chunyu Wang III Research on Instantaneous Fading Model of Stratospheric Communication Channel CA077 Based on Random Walk 245 Zheng Jianyun, Song Nan Research on Application of SOA‐based Asset Management System for Power CA079 Equipment 250 Gan Wenfeng, Su Bo, Zhang Hong Research on the Digital Twin Based Computer Room Intelligent Operation and CA080 Maintenance Monitoring Methods 254 Zhang Hong, Zhang Qianqian, Li Yan Computational holographic imaging through scattering media using deep learning CA081 258 Zhang Qianqian, Su Bo, Wang Chao Improving Fine‐grained Text Sentiment Transfer for Diverse Review Generation CA082 261 Haili Sun, Yan Huang, Songfeng Lu Insulator Profile Detection of Transmission Line Based on Traditional Edge Detection Algorithm CA084 267 Chuanjiang Zhang, Xianfeng Liu, Banggan Chen, Peng Yin, Jian Li, Yi Li, Xiangyu Meng Research on Fighter Air Combat Effectiveness Evaluation Based on RVM and KFDA CA085 270 Qian Wang, Liying Ding, Baohua Han, Shuangyan Chen Air Combat Effectiveness Evaluation for Fighter Based on Relevance Vector CA086 Machine 275 Haiqing Huang, Liying Ding, Liwei Yang, Baohua Han Research on feedback Cognitive Method of Insulator Self‐blast State Based on CA088 Multi‐scale Convolutional Network 280 Hailong Gao,Tianpeng Wang, Ye Lu, Yeping Fan, Binbin Yang, Dong Ma, Weitao Li Masking based Spectral Feature Enhancement for Robust Automatic Speech CA090 Recognition 287 Chunlei Liu, Longbiao Wang, Jianwu Dang Performance Analysis of LDPC in Ultraviolet Communication System CA091 292 Yiwei Peng, Dong Zhou, Feiyue Yang Fast Velocity Estimation Based on Minimum Entropy and Newton Iteration in CA092 MIMO‐ISAR Imaging 296 Junling Su, Weidong Jiang, Biao Tian Construction of hierarchical knowledge graph based on deep learning CA093 302 Zuquan Peng, Huazhu Song, Xiaohan Zheng, Luotianhao Yi Study on the Multi‐Task Model for Legal Judgment Prediction CA095 309 Chenlu Wang, Xiaoning Jin Traffic Sign Detection Method Using Multi‐Color Space Fusion CA097 314 Xin Wu, Zhenzhuo Wei, Yulu Hu, Lianming Wang Design of Safety Monitoring System for Stage Machinery System
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