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  1. A universal outbreak risk prediction tool

    … across borders and pose a greater threat than before. In order to handle this new situation, the ability to predict the risk of pandemic outbreaks is a necessary. Existing prediction tools include machine learning-based tools and mathematical tools, which do not use machine learning. They both …

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  2. An AI-driven loan brokerage platform: integrating socio-economic factors, consumer financial behaviour, and multi-criteria decision analysis for responsible lending.

    … data-driven, and transparent loan brokerage platform that integrates machine learning, knowledge graph reasoning, and multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) to streamline loan settlement in three interconnected phases: loan eligibility prediction, loan risk assessment, and suitable lender …

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  3. Graph Neural Networks for Health-Aware Food and Multi-Criteria Recommendation Systems

    … Multiview Graph Dual Attention and Contrastive Learning for Multi-Criteria Recommender Systems (D-MGAC). The first framework, HFRS-DA, addresses the challenge of effectively integrating heterogeneous information and uncovering meaningful relationships among entities in food and health contexts. …

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  4. Deep Learning Methods for Muscle Analysis From Magnetic Resonance Images

    Quantitative analyses of skeletal muscles inform diverse fields, from assessing training impacts in sports science to muscular diseases in medicine, to name a few. Medical imaging offers noninvasive tools for muscle size and structure analysis, typically necessitating pixel/voxel-wise annotations. …

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