143 research outputs found
Monobutyl phthalate induces the expression change of G-Protein-Coupled Receptor 30 in rat testicular Sertoli cells
The aim of the study was to explore whether G-Protein-Coupled Receptor 30 (GPR30) was expressed in rat testicular Sertoli cells and to assess the impact of monobutyl phthalate (MBP) on the expression of GPR30 in Sertoli cells. By using RT-PCR, Western-Blot and immunofluorescent microscopy, the expression of GPR30 in rat Sertoli cells was found at both gene and protein level. Cultures of Sertoli cells were exposed to MBP (10– –1000 mM) or a vehicle. The results indicated that the expression of GPR30 increased at gene and protein levels in Sertoli cells following administration of MBP even at a relatively low concentration. We suggest that changes of GPR30 expression may play an important role in the effects of the xenoestrogen MBP on Sertoli cell function. (Folia Histochemica et Cytobiologica 2013, Vol. 51, No. 1, 18–24
Fine-grained Private Knowledge Distillation
Knowledge distillation has emerged as a scalable and effective way for
privacy-preserving machine learning. One remaining drawback is that it consumes
privacy in a model-level (i.e., client-level) manner, every distillation query
incurs privacy loss of one client's all records. In order to attain
fine-grained privacy accountant and improve utility, this work proposes a
model-free reverse -NN labeling method towards record-level private
knowledge distillation, where each record is employed for labeling at most
queries. Theoretically, we provide bounds of labeling error rate under the
centralized/local/shuffle model of differential privacy (w.r.t. the number of
records per query, privacy budgets). Experimentally, we demonstrate that it
achieves new state-of-the-art accuracy with one order of magnitude lower of
privacy loss. Specifically, on the CIFAR- dataset, it reaches test
accuracy with centralized privacy budget ; on the MNIST/SVHN dataset, it
reaches / accuracy respectively with budget . It is the
first time deep learning with differential privacy achieve comparable accuracy
with reasonable data privacy protection (i.e., ). Our
code is available at https://github.com/liyuntong9/rknn
SIAD: Self-supervised Image Anomaly Detection System
Recent trends in AIGC effectively boosted the application of visual
inspection. However, most of the available systems work in a human-in-the-loop
manner and can not provide long-term support to the online application. To make
a step forward, this paper outlines an automatic annotation system called SsaA,
working in a self-supervised learning manner, for continuously making the
online visual inspection in the manufacturing automation scenarios. Benefit
from the self-supervised learning, SsaA is effective to establish a visual
inspection application for the whole life-cycle of manufacturing. In the early
stage, with only the anomaly-free data, the unsupervised algorithms are adopted
to process the pretext task and generate coarse labels for the following data.
Then supervised algorithms are trained for the downstream task. With
user-friendly web-based interfaces, SsaA is very convenient to integrate and
deploy both of the unsupervised and supervised algorithms. So far, the SsaA
system has been adopted for some real-life industrial applications.Comment: 4 pages, 3 figures, ICCV 2023 Demo Trac
HHMF: hidden hierarchical matrix factorization for recommender systems
Abstract(#br)Matrix factorization (MF) is one of the most powerful techniques used in recommender systems. MF models the (user, item) interactions behind historical explicit or implicit ratings. Standard MF does not capture the hierarchical structural correlations, such as publisher and advertiser in advertisement recommender systems, or the taxonomy (e.g., tracks, albums, artists, genres) in music recommender systems. There are a few hierarchical MF approaches, but they require the hierarchical structures to be known beforehand. In this paper, we propose a Hidden Hierarchical Matrix Factorization (HHMF) technique, which learns the hidden hierarchical structure from the user-item rating records. HHMF does not require the prior knowledge of hierarchical structure; hence, as opposed to..
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