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Generative Feature Replay with Orthogonal Weight Modification for Continual Learning
The ability of intelligent agents to learn and remember multiple tasks
sequentially is crucial to achieving artificial general intelligence. Many
continual learning (CL) methods have been proposed to overcome catastrophic
forgetting which results from non i.i.d data in the sequential learning of
neural networks. In this paper we focus on class incremental learning, a
challenging CL scenario. For this scenario, generative replay is a promising
strategy which generates and replays pseudo data for previous tasks to
alleviate catastrophic forgetting. However, it is hard to train a generative
model continually for relatively complex data. Based on recently proposed
orthogonal weight modification (OWM) algorithm which can approximately keep
previously learned feature invariant when learning new tasks, we propose to 1)
replay penultimate layer feature with a generative model; 2) leverage a
self-supervised auxiliary task to further enhance the stability of feature.
Empirical results on several datasets show our method always achieves
substantial improvement over powerful OWM while conventional generative replay
always results in a negative effect. Meanwhile our method beats several strong
baselines including one based on real data storage. In addition, we conduct
experiments to study why our method is effective.Comment: Under Revie
Estimating the production rates of D-wave charmed mesons via the semileptonic decays of bottom mesons
In this work, using the covariant light front approach with conventional
vertex functions, we estimate the production rates of -wave
charmed/charmed-strange mesons via semileptonic decays. Due to these
calculated considerable production rates, it is possible to experimentally
search for -wave charmed/charmed-strange mesons via the semileptonic decays,
which may provide extra approach to explore -wave charmed/charmed-strange
mesons.Comment: 25 pages, 6 figures and 4 table
Symmetry protected topological Luttinger liquids and the phase transition between them
We show that a doped spin-1/2 ladder with antiferromagnetic intra-chain and
ferromagnetic inter-chain coupling is a symmetry protected topologically
non-trivial Luttinger liquid. Turning on a large easy-plane spin anisotropy
drives the system to a topologically-trivial Luttinger liquid. Both phases have
full spin gaps and exhibit power-law superconducting pair correlation. The
Cooper pair symmetry is singlet in the non-trivial phase and triplet
in the trivial phase. The topologically non-trivial Luttinger liquid
exhibits gapless spin excitations in the presence of a boundary, and it has no
non-interacting or mean-field theory analog even when the fluctuating phase in
the charge sector is pinned. As a function of the strength of spin anisotropy
there is a topological phase transition upon which the spin gap closes. We
speculate these Luttinger liquids are relevant to the superconductivity in
metalized integer spin ladders or chains.Comment: 5.2 pages, 4 figures + 2.8 pages supplemental material
Unified Fano-like interference picture for charmonium-like states , and
We propose that the unified Fano-like interference picture applies to
and , where
and are observed, respectively, to provide a reasonable
interpretation of the asymmetric lines hapes of and
structures. Moreover, the Fano-like interference induces an extra broad
structure in as a companion peak to
. Three charmonium-like states , and
observed in annihilation processes are not genuine resonances. Under
this scenario, it is well explained why , and are
absent in the experimental data of the value scan and missing in open-charm
decay channels. Although the present work presents a typical application of the
Fano-like interference in particle physics at the lower energy region, we have
reason to believe that the Fano-like phenomena may exist in other processes
such as and , which
will be accessible at BESIII and forthcoming BelleII.Comment: 5 pages, 4 figures and 1 table. More discussions and references
added. Accepted by PR
Observation of Mollow triplet with metastability exchange collisions in 3He atoms
We study the dressed states of 3He atoms and experimentally observe the
Mollow triplet (MT) induced with an ultra-low-frequency (ULF) oscillating
magnetic field as low as 4 Hz. The ULF MT signatures from the ground states of
3He atoms are transferred to the metastable states by metastability-exchange
collisions (MECs) and measured optically, which demonstrates 2 s coherence time
in the dressed ground states. The result shows the possibility of ULF magnetic
field amplitude measurement and a new scheme for optical frequency modulation
Light Source Monitoring in Quantum Key Distribution with Single Photon Detector at Room Temperature
Photon number resolving monitoring is a practical light source monitoring
scheme in QKD systems, which reduces the impacts from untrusted sources
effectively. This scheme requires a single photon detector, normally working at
low temperature to suppress its dark count rate. In this paper, we use a
room-temperature detector and show that the dark count rate is irrelevant to
the monitoring performance in our scheme, which can sufficiently relax
requirements on the detector's working conditions as well as integration
complexity, and this would be highly demanded for practical systems.
Furthermore, influences of parameter drifts at room temperature are analyzed,
and the monitoring scheme is testified in a real QKD system
Observation of Mollow quintuplet in F=3/2 hyperfine structure state of 3He atomic cell
We experimentally observed the Mollow quintuplet (MQ) in F=3/2 hyperfine
structure state of 3He atoms. The metastability-exchange collisions (MECs)
transfer the Mollow Triplet (MT) from the ground states of 3He atoms to the
metastable states, and the MQ is demonstrated by four Zeeman levels of F=3/2
hyperfine states with linearly polarized light. The similar effect also
achieves in the mixture cell of 3He and 4He.Comment: 4 pages, 6 figures. arXiv admin note: text overlap with
arXiv:1810.1177
Glueball Masses in QCD_3
We discuss how to extract the spectroscopy of quantum chromodynamics (QCD) in
the pure gauge sector from the Hamiltonian lattice field theory approach. The
recently developed truncated eigenvalue equation method is applied to the
estimation of the scalar glueball and masses in the
(2+1)-dimensional case. These masses reach the constant values in a scaling
region as required by the renormalizability.Comment: 8 pages plus 2 figures, encoded with uufiles
Non-Gaussian postselection and virtual photon subtraction in continuous-variable quantum key distribution
Photon subtraction can enhance the performance of continuous-variable quantum
key distribution (CV QKD). However, the enhancement effect will be reduced by
the imperfections of practical devices, especially the limited efficiency of a
single-photon detector. In this paper, we propose a non-Gaussian postselection
method to emulate the photon substraction used in coherent-state CV QKD
protocols. The virtual photon subtraction not only can avoid the complexity and
imperfections of a practical photon-subtraction operation, which extends the
secure transmission distance as the ideal case does, but also can be adjusted
flexibly according to the channel parameters to optimize the performance.
Furthermore, our preliminary tests on the information reconciliation suggest
that in the low signal-to-noise ratio regime, the performance of reconciliating
the postselected non-Gaussian data is better than that of the Gaussian data,
which implies the feasibility of implementing this method practically.Comment: 10 pages, 6 figure
A new one-dimensional variable frequency photonic crystals
In this paper, we have firstly proposed a new one-dimensional variable
frequency photonic crystals (VFPCs). We have calculated the transmissivity and
the electronic field distribution of VFPCs and compare them with the
conventional PCs, and obtained some new results, which should be help to design
a new type optical devices, and the two-dimensional and three-dimensional VFPCs
can be studied further.Comment: arXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:1301.6109 by other author
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