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A new approach of a path-tracking system of a differential drive robot for an arbitrary set of waypoints using sliding mode control

by Amin Danial Asham Autonomous differential-drive robots are typically controlled to follow a desired path. This path may be defined by a continuous curve or set of waypoints. Few studies have examined cases in which a path is defined by an arbitrary set of waypoints. This paper introduces a new…

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Impact of social media platforms excessive use on students performance in higher education institutions: A mathematical model approach

by Komi Afassinou, Narcisse Roland Loufouma Makala, Ousmane Koutou, Richard O. Ocaya, Maba Boniface Matadi This article develops a compartmental mathematical model to investigate the impact of excessive social media use on the academic performance of higher education students. Students who are…

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Long-term oncologic outcomes associated with clinically significant anastomotic leakage after curative colorectal cancer surgery: Stage- and location-stratified analyses

by Youngbae Jeon, Sun Jin Sym, Won-Suk Lee, Jeong-Heum Baek Background Clinically significant anastomotic leakage (AL) after colorectal cancer surgery is associated with substantial postoperative morbidity, but its long-term oncologic impact remains uncertain. We evaluated the association of AL…

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Evaluation of the high-quality development of graduate education in mining engineering based on ISM and Bayesian networks

by Liyun Wu, Zhipeng Sun, Yuzhong Yang The quality of graduate education in mining engineering is important for safeguarding national energy security and supporting the green and intelligent transformation of the mining industry. This study developed an evaluation system comprising five…

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Asking follow-up probes for selected responses in survey scales can affect responses to these items

by Daniel B. Wright Having follow-up free response probes after forced choice survey questions allows researchers to assess the validity of the original choices. This can also be useful when psychological scales are administered as screening tools. The follow-up probes can be used to help decide if…

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Using GIS, remote-sensing and linear modeling to prioritize spatially explicit action against erosion and sediment transport within Lake Victoria watershed in Kenya

by Nickson Erick Otieno Watershed degradation from human encroachment is a worldwide phenomenon and a keystone driver of erosion, transport and deposition of sediment material into downstream lakes and other water bodies. Despite global recognition of the growing scale of these linkages…

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OQ-FERNet: An occlusion-aware quantitative facial expression recognition network for real-time human-computer interaction

by Lianfei Gao, Junfeng Tan, Jiahao Zhang Facial expression recognition is an important task in real-time human-computer interaction, but its practical application is still limited by partial facial occlusion, high computational cost, and the lack of fine-grained emotion representation. To address…

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Genome‑wide identification of the NHX gene family in Forsythia identifies FsNHX3 and FsNHX6 as potential candidates involved in abiotic stress responses

by Lulu Li, Xiaojun Ma, Aiqin Ding, Guanning Zhang, Jiahui Zhou, Congcong Liu, Chunli Chen, Xiaohan Tang, Xuexiang Li, Jing Shu, Xinhong Wang The Na ⁺ /H⁺ antiporter (NHX) gene family plays a central role in maintaining cellular ion homeostasis and responding to abiotic stress in plants. However…

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