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Statefinder hierarchy exploration of the extended Ricci dark energy
We apply the statefinder hierarchy plus the fractional growth parameter to
explore the extended Ricci dark energy (ERDE) model, in which there are two
independent coefficients and . By adjusting them, we plot
evolution trajectories of some typical parameters, including Hubble expansion
rate , deceleration parameter , the third and fourth order hierarchy
and and fractional growth parameter ,
respectively, as well as several combinations of them. For the case of variable
and constant , in the low-redshift region the evolution
trajectories of are in high degeneracy and that of separate somewhat.
However, the CDM model is confounded with ERDE in both of these two
cases. and , especially the former, perform much better.
They can differentiate well only varieties of cases within ERDE except
CDM in the low-redshift region. For high-redshift region, combinations
can break the degeneracy. Both of
and have the ability to
discriminate ERDE with from CDM, of which the degeneracy
cannot be broken by all the before-mentioned parameters. For the case of
variable and constant , and can
only discriminate ERDE from CDM. Nothing but pairs
and can discriminate not only
within ERDE but also ERDE from CDM. Finally we find that
is surprisingly a better choice to discriminate within ERDE itself, and ERDE
from CDM as well, rather than .Comment: 8 pages, 14 figures; published versio
Double longitudinal-spin asymmetries in production at RHIC
The double longitudinal-spin asymmetry, , of the production
in polarized proton-proton collisions is presented in this paper at QCD
next-to-leading order. It is found that the obtained values of are in
general consistent with the PHENIX measurements. Various sets of the
long-distance matrix elements (LDMEs) are employed in our calculation to study
the possible theoretical uncertainties. It is found that, for p_t<5\gev, all
these LDMEs lead to almost the same results, which are within the tolerance of
the experimental data uncertainties
Simultaneous Feature and Body-Part Learning for Real-Time Robot Awareness of Human Behaviors
Robot awareness of human actions is an essential research problem in robotics
with many important real-world applications, including human-robot
collaboration and teaming. Over the past few years, depth sensors have become a
standard device widely used by intelligent robots for 3D perception, which can
also offer human skeletal data in 3D space. Several methods based on skeletal
data were designed to enable robot awareness of human actions with satisfactory
accuracy. However, previous methods treated all body parts and features equally
important, without the capability to identify discriminative body parts and
features. In this paper, we propose a novel simultaneous Feature And Body-part
Learning (FABL) approach that simultaneously identifies discriminative body
parts and features, and efficiently integrates all available information
together to enable real-time robot awareness of human behaviors. We formulate
FABL as a regression-like optimization problem with structured
sparsity-inducing norms to model interrelationships of body parts and features.
We also develop an optimization algorithm to solve the formulated problem,
which possesses a theoretical guarantee to find the optimal solution. To
evaluate FABL, three experiments were performed using public benchmark
datasets, including the MSR Action3D and CAD-60 datasets, as well as a Baxter
robot in practical assistive living applications. Experimental results show
that our FABL approach obtains a high recognition accuracy with a processing
speed of the order-of-magnitude of 10e4 Hz, which makes FABL a promising method
to enable real-time robot awareness of human behaviors in practical robotics
applications.Comment: 8 pages, 6 figures, accepted by ICRA'1
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