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Neurocomputing, Volume 373
Volume 373, January 2020
- Mengxin Wang, Jia Guo, Wenxue Li
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Aperiodically intermittent control for stabilization of random coupled systems on networks with Markovian switching. 1-14 - Zhengqiu Zhang
Further study on finite-time synchronization for delayed inertial neural networks via inequality skills. 15-23 - Hongguang Fan, Jihong Pei, Yang Zhao:
An optimized probabilistic neural network with unit hyperspherical crown mapping and adaptive kernel coverage. 24-34 - Mengmeng Liao, Xiaodong Gu
Face recognition approach by subspace extended sparse representation and discriminative feature learning. 35-49 - Qian Ma
Adaptive bipartite output consensus of heterogeneous linear multi-agent systems with antagonistic interactions. 50-55 - Xi Xiong
Where to go: An effective point-of-interest recommendation framework for heterogeneous social networks. 56-69 - Bibo Zheng, Cheng Hu
Finite-time synchronization of fully complex-valued neural networks with fractional-order. 70-80 - Zhitong Xiong
MSN: Modality separation networks for RGB-D scene recognition. 81-89 - Zhong Ji
Dual triplet network for image zero-shot learning. 90-97 - Dexin Zhao, Zhi Chang
Cross-scale fusion detection with global attribute for dense captioning. 98-108 - Wankou Yang
A local multiple patterns feature descriptor for face recognition. 109-122 - Cai Meng
Multiscale dense convolutional neural network for DSA cerebrovascular segmentation. 123-134
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