Tianyu Zhang

Nov 6, 2024 | nature.com | Yuan Gao |Xin Wang |Hong-yu Zhou |Tianyu Zhang |Luyi Han |Zaiyi Liu | +3 more

AbstractMulti-modal image analysis using deep learning (DL) lays the foundation for neoadjuvant treatment (NAT) response monitoring. However, existing methods prioritize extracting multi-modal features to enhance predictive performance, with limited consideration on real-world clinical applicability, particularly in longitudinal NAT scenarios with multi-modal data.

Oct 28, 2024 | mdpi.com | Tianyu Zhang |Dong Li |Siqi Pei |Yun Zhu

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Oct 11, 2024 | mdpi.com | Xianglian Xu |Fang Yuan |Tianyu Zhang |Kaitian Deng

1. IntroductionThe IGBT, as the pivotal device for power conversion, boasts swift switching speeds and minimal driving power requirements [1]. Currently, it is widely applied in high-reliability scenarios such as aerospace, traction systems, industrial control, and energy storage [2].

Oct 4, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Tianyu Zhang |Yong-Chun Cai

AbstractDifferent types of attention alter subjective visual perception in fundamentally distinct ways. Previous studies have focused on covert attention without concurrent eye movements, showing that covert exogenous (involuntary) attention enhances contrast appearance of low-contrast stimuli while diminishing that of high-contrast stimuli, whereas covert endogenous (voluntary) attention uniformly enhances contrast appearance.

Aug 27, 2024 | elifesciences.org | Ziguang Wang |Shuai Li |Sheng Zhang |Tianyu Zhang

eLife assessment The fundamental findings of this work substantially advance our understanding of the impact of the host on its gut microbes. The authors provided compelling evidence at single-cell resolution that the host can drive heterogeneity in the populations of gut microbes with significant consequences for the host physiology.