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Calibrated Persistent-Laplacian CUSUM for Online Change-Point Detection

Jul 09, 2026

This work proposes a novel method for online change-point detection in high-dimensional nonlinear time series by integrating persistent homology with Laplacian spectra to simultaneously control false alarms and reduce detection delay. The approach maps sliding windows of the time series into point clouds and leverages persistent Laplacian spectra—going beyond conventional homology-based counts—to capture scale-dependent geometric structures and connectivity. Embedded within a recursive Page-CUSUM monitoring framework, the method enables efficient real-time surveillance. By incorporating whitened scores and a two-phase (Phase I/II) parameter calibration procedure, it provides theoretical guarantees for false alarm control over finite monitoring horizons. Empirical evaluations on both synthetic and real-world datasets demonstrate consistently reliable false alarm rates and state-of-the-art detection performance.

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Drug Synergy Prediction via Residual Graph Isomorphism Networks and Attention Mechanisms

Apr 23, 2026

Traditional monotherapy often suffers from limited efficacy and rapid development of drug resistance, while experimental screening of drug combinations is prohibitively expensive, necessitating efficient computational approaches to predict synergistic effects. This work proposes ResGIN-Att, a novel model that integrates drug molecular structures, cell line genomic profiles, and inter-drug interactions. It employs a residual graph isomorphism network to capture multi-scale topological features and mitigate over-smoothing, combines an adaptive LSTM to aggregate structural information from local to global levels, and introduces a cross-attention mechanism to explicitly model drug–drug interactions and identify critical substructures. Evaluated on five public datasets, the method significantly outperforms state-of-the-art baselines, demonstrating superior generalization and robustness.

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Vision-Based Early Fault Diagnosis and Self-Recovery for Strawberry Harvesting Robots

Jan 05, 2026arXiv.org

This study addresses frequent harvesting failures in strawberry-picking robots caused by fragmented visual perception, misalignment between fruit and end-effector, empty grasps, and fruit slippage. To this end, the authors propose a fault diagnosis and self-recovery framework integrating multi-task visual perception with corrective control. They introduce SRR-Net, an end-to-end model that jointly performs strawberry detection, segmentation, and maturity estimation. Leveraging a micro-optical camera mounted on the gripper, the system incorporates a relative position error compensation mechanism between target and gripper, alongside a MobileNetV3-Small-based grasp state classifier and an LSTM-based slippage prediction module for early fault detection and real-time intervention. Experimental results demonstrate that SRR-Net achieves high performance in detection (precision: 0.895, recall: 0.813), segmentation (precision: 0.887, recall: 0.747), and maturity estimation (MAE: 0.035), with an inference speed of 163.35 FPS, significantly enhancing harvesting reliability and efficiency.

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A Spatial Semantics and Continuity Perception Attention for Remote Sensing Water Body Change Detection

Nov 20, 2025

To address the challenges of data scarcity and inadequate modeling of spatial semantics and structural continuity in high-spatial-resolution remote sensing water body change detection (WBCD), this paper introduces HSRW-CD—the first WBCD benchmark dataset with spatial resolution superior to 3 meters—and proposes the Spatial-Semantic and Continuity-aware Attention (SSCP) module. SSCP jointly models water body spatial semantic priors and topological continuity by integrating Multi-Semantic Spatial Attention (MSA), Structural-Relation Guided Global Attention (SRGA), and Channel-wise Self-Attention (CSA). Designed as a plug-and-play component, SSCP significantly improves the performance of mainstream change detection models on both HSRW-CD and Water-CD, enhancing discriminability of water body features. Experimental results demonstrate its strong generalizability and cross-dataset transferability.

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Calibrated Persistent-Laplacian CUSUM for Online Change-Point Detection

Jul 09, 2026

This work proposes a novel method for online change-point detection in high-dimensional nonlinear time series by integrating persistent homology with Laplacian spectra to simultaneously control false alarms and reduce detection delay. The approach maps sliding windows of the time series into point clouds and leverages persistent Laplacian spectra—going beyond conventional homology-based counts—to capture scale-dependent geometric structures and connectivity. Embedded within a recursive Page-CUSUM monitoring framework, the method enables efficient real-time surveillance. By incorporating whitened scores and a two-phase (Phase I/II) parameter calibration procedure, it provides theoretical guarantees for false alarm control over finite monitoring horizons. Empirical evaluations on both synthetic and real-world datasets demonstrate consistently reliable false alarm rates and state-of-the-art detection performance.

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Drug Synergy Prediction via Residual Graph Isomorphism Networks and Attention Mechanisms

Apr 23, 2026

Traditional monotherapy often suffers from limited efficacy and rapid development of drug resistance, while experimental screening of drug combinations is prohibitively expensive, necessitating efficient computational approaches to predict synergistic effects. This work proposes ResGIN-Att, a novel model that integrates drug molecular structures, cell line genomic profiles, and inter-drug interactions. It employs a residual graph isomorphism network to capture multi-scale topological features and mitigate over-smoothing, combines an adaptive LSTM to aggregate structural information from local to global levels, and introduces a cross-attention mechanism to explicitly model drug–drug interactions and identify critical substructures. Evaluated on five public datasets, the method significantly outperforms state-of-the-art baselines, demonstrating superior generalization and robustness.

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Vision-Based Early Fault Diagnosis and Self-Recovery for Strawberry Harvesting Robots

Jan 05, 2026arXiv.org

This study addresses frequent harvesting failures in strawberry-picking robots caused by fragmented visual perception, misalignment between fruit and end-effector, empty grasps, and fruit slippage. To this end, the authors propose a fault diagnosis and self-recovery framework integrating multi-task visual perception with corrective control. They introduce SRR-Net, an end-to-end model that jointly performs strawberry detection, segmentation, and maturity estimation. Leveraging a micro-optical camera mounted on the gripper, the system incorporates a relative position error compensation mechanism between target and gripper, alongside a MobileNetV3-Small-based grasp state classifier and an LSTM-based slippage prediction module for early fault detection and real-time intervention. Experimental results demonstrate that SRR-Net achieves high performance in detection (precision: 0.895, recall: 0.813), segmentation (precision: 0.887, recall: 0.747), and maturity estimation (MAE: 0.035), with an inference speed of 163.35 FPS, significantly enhancing harvesting reliability and efficiency.

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A Spatial Semantics and Continuity Perception Attention for Remote Sensing Water Body Change Detection

Nov 20, 2025

To address the challenges of data scarcity and inadequate modeling of spatial semantics and structural continuity in high-spatial-resolution remote sensing water body change detection (WBCD), this paper introduces HSRW-CD—the first WBCD benchmark dataset with spatial resolution superior to 3 meters—and proposes the Spatial-Semantic and Continuity-aware Attention (SSCP) module. SSCP jointly models water body spatial semantic priors and topological continuity by integrating Multi-Semantic Spatial Attention (MSA), Structural-Relation Guided Global Attention (SRGA), and Channel-wise Self-Attention (CSA). Designed as a plug-and-play component, SSCP significantly improves the performance of mainstream change detection models on both HSRW-CD and Water-CD, enhancing discriminability of water body features. Experimental results demonstrate its strong generalizability and cross-dataset transferability.

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