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  1. Dance scoring moves past action labels: aligning a learner to a demo phase by phase lifts expert-intermediate-beginner ordering to 81.2%

    Automatic dance quality assessment has largely followed action recognition, judging which dance is performed rather than how well. RSDQ-Net maps target and reference performances onto a 19-node canonical skeleton, learns soft phase correspondence, models spatial execution deviation and temporal phase deviation separately, and constrains one latent quality variable with ordinal expertise labels and human pairwise preferences. Under a choreography-disjoint five-fold protocol on ImperialDance it reaches a QWK of 0.814 and ordinal MAE of 0.207, against 0.755 and 0.261 for the strongest baseline, 2T-GCN.

  2. A year of reservoir-slope reliability analysis drops from 6.7 hours to 15 seconds

    On the Baijiabao slope in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area, a surrogate that learns random-field spatial features together with water-level and rainfall time series cut a full-year time-dependent probabilistic stability analysis from 24,230 seconds to 15 seconds, with a coefficient of determination of 0.975.

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