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  1. Multi-objective collision search gets three fixes: IMOCCO tops 31 test functions and holds its edge on truss and brake design

    Multi-objective optimization struggles to balance convergence and spread on irregular or disconnected Pareto fronts. IMOCCO adds manifold-feature collision, mass-restitution collision and angular-sparsity guidance to the centered-collision search, acting on the search operator, individual interaction and environmental selection. Across 31 standard test functions it holds a Friedman mean rank of 1.73, first among seven algorithms, and scores 2/0/0 on the Wilcoxon test for a four-bar truss and a disc brake.

  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.

  3. Paediatric Respiratory Sound Classification by Integrating Local Feature Extraction and Global Context Modeling

    This work proposes a novel architecture that integrates a local feature extraction module with a global context model, in which the Mel_Grouper module serves as a front-end to enhance local pathological representations and its output is fed into the Transformer-based Mel_Encoder to fuse global context, achieving improvements of 3.37%, 3.06%, 6.83% and 5.36% over the previous best results on the four subtasks of the SJTU Paediatric Respiratory Sound (SPRSound) dataset, with further experiments on a real-world paediatric respiratory sound dataset.

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