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Survival strategy for crypto firms in bear markets using BTC-to-sats payments rail.

problem Downside risk in crypto reserves during bear markets.
method Conservative treasury policy, operating line monetizing holdings, BTC-to-sats payments rail.
result Sustained mNAV premium through cycles with disclosed KPIs.

Paper proposes MDAT to stabilize domain alignment in label-scarce settings.

problem Stable and comprehensive domain alignment in label-scarce settings.
method Max-margin Domain-Adversarial Training (MDAT) with Adversarial Reconstruction Network (ARN).
result MDAT stabilizes gradient reversing and achieves strong robustness to hyper-parameters.

Deep neural network classifies DaTscan SPECT images for Parkinson's Disease.

problem Early diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease through objective analysis of SPECT images.
method InceptionV3 architecture with custom binary classifier, 10-fold cross validation.
result Deep neural network achieves high accuracy in classifying DaTscan SPECT images.

New method predicts Parkinson's using deep neural network latent info.

problem Medical diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.
method Transfer learning, k-means clustering, k-Nearest Neighbour classification of DNN representations.
result Improved prediction of Parkinson's disease based on MRI and DaT Scan data.

Many people are suffering from voice disorders, which can adversely affect the quality of their lives. In response, some researchers have proposed algorithms for automatic assessment of these disorders, based on voice signals. However, these signals can be sensitive to the recording devices. Indeed, the channel effect …

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New algorithm improves online decision making by adaptively inferring arm rewards.

problem Adaptive selection of arms in MAB leads to non-iid data, complicating accurate inference.
method Proposes a doubly adaptive TS algorithm that leverages causal inference for adaptive reweighting.
result Demonstrates superior empirical performance in identifying the best arm compared to UCB and TS.