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The pseudocomplementedness of modular lattices and its applications in groups
In this article, we first investigate pseudocomplemented inductive modular
lattices by using their a finite number of 0-sublattices. Then we use a finite
number of the 0-sublattices of a subgroup lattice to describe all locally
cyclic abelian groups. The results show us that a locally cyclic abelian group
can be characterized by its three number of subgroups.Comment:
Investigation of a Side-polished Fiber MZI and Its Sensing Performance
A novel all-fiber Mach–Zehnder interferometer (MZI), which consists of lateral core fusion splicing of a short section of side-polished single mode fiber (SMF) between two SMFs was proposed and demonstrated. A simple fiber side-polished platform was built to control the side polished depth through a microscope. The sensitivity of the fiber MZI structure to the surrounding refractive index (RI) can be greatly improved with the increase of the side-polished depth, but has no effect on the temperature sensitivity. The sensor with a polished depth of 44.2 μm measured RI sensitivity up to -118.0 nm/RIU (RI unit) in the RI range from 1.333 to 1.387, which agrees well with simulation results by using the beam propagation method (BPM). In addition, the fiber MZI structure also can achieve simultaneous measurement of both RI and temperature. These results show its potential for use in-line fiber type sensing application
Towards Better Query Classification with Multi-Expert Knowledge Condensation in JD Ads Search
Search query classification, as an effective way to understand user intents,
is of great importance in real-world online ads systems. To ensure a lower
latency, a shallow model (e.g. FastText) is widely used for efficient online
inference. However, the representation ability of the FastText model is
insufficient, resulting in poor classification performance, especially on some
low-frequency queries and tailed categories. Using a deeper and more complex
model (e.g. BERT) is an effective solution, but it will cause a higher online
inference latency and more expensive computing costs. Thus, how to juggle both
inference efficiency and classification performance is obviously of great
practical importance. To overcome this challenge, in this paper, we propose
knowledge condensation (KC), a simple yet effective knowledge distillation
framework to boost the classification performance of the online FastText model
under strict low latency constraints. Specifically, we propose to train an
offline BERT model to retrieve more potentially relevant data. Benefiting from
its powerful semantic representation, more relevant labels not exposed in the
historical data will be added into the training set for better FastText model
training. Moreover, a novel distribution-diverse multi-expert learning strategy
is proposed to further improve the mining ability of relevant data. By training
multiple BERT models from different data distributions, it can respectively
perform better at high, middle, and low-frequency search queries. The model
ensemble from multi-distribution makes its retrieval ability more powerful. We
have deployed two versions of this framework in JD search, and both offline
experiments and online A/B testing from multiple datasets have validated the
effectiveness of the proposed approach
Phenomenological study of decays
The measurement of decay parameters is one of the important goals of particle
physics experiments, and the measurement serves as a probe to search for
evidence of CP violation in baryonic decays. The experimental results will help
advance existing theoretical research and establish new experimental
objectives. In this paper, we formulate the asymmetric parameters that
characterize parity violation, and then derive formulas for the measurement of
CP violation. The formulae for the joint angular distribution of the full decay
chain as well as the polarization observable of , , and are also provided for experiments.
Lastly, we evaluated the sensitivity of two asymmetric parameters: (abbreviated as ) and
(abbreviated as
) for future experimental measurement.Comment: 8 pages, 5 figure
Development of compress air transportation (CAT) for alternative energy utilization
Compress Air Transportation (CAT) is a new concept of transportation that utilizes air as the source of energy. Work on alternative power system for vehicle is becoming very important for the future due to combination of high prices on fuel, emission factor and also the source of the current energy will eventually run out. Several advantages for utilizing air as the source of energy compared to other alternative energy sources makes it become the subject for this project. In this project, a simple transportation utilizing air as the source of energy has been developed. The main component of the engine of the CAT is a device called the "Air Impact Wrench" which can be purchased from local stores. The CAT was tested and analyzed for further studies on expanding this new technology
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