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ECGadv: Generating Adversarial Electrocardiogram to Misguide Arrhythmia Classification System
Deep neural networks (DNNs)-powered Electrocardiogram (ECG) diagnosis systems
recently achieve promising progress to take over tedious examinations by
cardiologists. However, their vulnerability to adversarial attacks still lack
comprehensive investigation. The existing attacks in image domain could not be
directly applicable due to the distinct properties of ECGs in visualization and
dynamic properties. Thus, this paper takes a step to thoroughly explore
adversarial attacks on the DNN-powered ECG diagnosis system. We analyze the
properties of ECGs to design effective attacks schemes under two attacks models
respectively. Our results demonstrate the blind spots of DNN-powered diagnosis
systems under adversarial attacks, which calls attention to adequate
countermeasures.Comment: Accepted by AAAI 202
The Application of the “Three Accordance” Principles in the Translation of Foreign Publicity Texts: Taking the translation of Chinese leaders’ epidemic speech as examples
This paper takes the epidemic speech of Chinese leaders as the research object, analyzes the English translation of the epidemic speech of Chinese leaders in detail based on the “Three Accordance” Principles for External Publicity. The translation techniques of foreign publicity texts are discussed - comparing words with each other, turning images into meanings and adapting to local customs. These three techniques are used in order to show the strengths of China and avoid the prejudice and better publicize Chinese opinions and attitudes
Nonlinearity and efficiency dynamics of foreign exchange markets: evidence from multifractality and volatility of major exchange rates
This study investigates the efficiencies of the exchange markets
for four major currencies—the euro (EUR), the pound (GBP), the
Canadian dollar (CAD) and the Japanese yen (JPY)—from 2005 to
2019 by using multifractal detrended fluctuation analysis (MFDFA).
This study also investigates the causes of these efficiencies.
Significant multifractal properties are demonstrated by the four
markets, and long-range correlation and fat-tail distribution properties
are the main causes. We calculate and compare the multifractal
degrees in three subsamples, which are classified based on
their temporal relation to two economic events: the 2008 financial
crisis and the announcement by the Federal Reserve of its withdrawal
from the quantitative easing policy in 2014. Empirical
results suggest that multifractal properties exist at different levels
in the subsamples, thus showing that these events affect foreign
exchange market efficiencies in terms of statistics and the fractal
market. The JPY exchange market has the fewest multifractal
properties, thus indicating that this exchange market has the
highest market efficiency among these four exchange markets.
The empirical results have implications for the nonlinear mechanism
and efficiency in foreign exchange markets, which may help
investors effectively manage market risks and benefit a stable global
economy
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