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To improve the flame retardancy and smoke suppression performance of epoxy resins(EP), ZIF-67 was loaded on the surface of chitosan(CS) using a co-precipitation method. The structure and morphology of the resultant hybrid were analyzed by Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction, and scanning electron microscopy. The results indicated that the CS/ZIF-67 hybrid was successfully prepared. The effect of different proportions of CS/ZIF-67 hybrid on the flame retardant and smoke suppression properties of EP was studied. The results indicated that the addition of CS/ZIF-67 hybrid improved the UL 94 grade and LOI value of EP composites and reduced the heat release rate and smoke release rate of EP-based composites, The addition of CS/ZIF-67 hybrid effectively improved the flame retardant and smoke suppression performance of EP. The SEM and Raman spectroscopy analysis for the residual char after the combustion of EP-based composites indicated that the addition of CS/ZIF-67 hybrid improved the graphitization degree of the residual char, and a denser carbon layer was formed during the combustion of EP, thus generating flame retardant and smoke suppression effects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In recent decades, causal inference has been a significant research topic in various fields, including statistics, computer science, education, public policy, and economics. Most causal inference methods focus on the analysis of sample observational data and text corpora. However, with the emergence of various knowledge graphs and large language models, causal inference tailored to knowledge graphs and large models has gradually become a research hotspot. In this paper, different causal inference methods are classified based on their orientation towards sample observational data, text data, knowledge graphs, and large language models. Within each classification, this paper provides a detailed analysis of classical research works, including their problem definitions, solution methods, contributions, and limitations. Additionally, this paper places particular emphasis on discussing recent advancements in the integration of causal inference methods with knowledge graphs and large language models. Various causal inference methods are analyzed and compared from the perspectives of efficiency and cost, and specific applications of knowledge graphs and large language models in causal inference tasks are summarized. Finally, future development directions of causal inference in combination with knowledge graphs and large models are prospected. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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As one of the basic components of natural language processing, relation extraction aims to extract relation facts from a given unstructured text. In practical applications, there is a lack of entity information at the sentence level, and there are often scenarios where a single sentence contains multiple overlapping relation triplets. Relation triplets can generate multiple cross overlaps, making relation extraction tasks more challenging. Early research uses pipeline method to process, which not only ignores the relevance of entity recognition and relationship prediction, but also is vulnerable to propagation of uncertainty. This paper proposes a multi- task learning network (DPMN) based on dependency parsing, which can identify entity span more accurately by dependency parsing, enrich relation semantics, and have multi- task learning strategies to enhance the interaction between various subtasks. Compared with the baseline model, DPMN has better performance in relation triplet extraction, which alleviates the problem of overlapping relations to some extent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The simple and efficient network structure of U-Net is widely used in medical image segmentation, and many scholars have made various researches on the U-Net structure. This paper elucidates in the following: firstly, the paper summarizes the key challenges of the U-Net network in the field of medical image segmentation; next, it elaborates the formats and characteristics of medical image datasets that are commonly used in the U-Net network; then, it summarizes the six improvement mechanism of U-Net: skip connection mechanism, generative adversarial network, residual connection mechanism, 3D-UNet, Transformer mechanism, and dense connecting mechanism. Finally, the paper discusses the relationship between these improvement mechanisms and commonly used medical data formats, and points out the ideas and directions for future improvement, so as to stimulate the unlimited potential of U-Net in medical image segmentation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to enhance the automation level of metallographic image analysis and accurately obtain key information reflecting material properties such as grain size, a grain boundary segmentation method based on multi-task learning is proposed. This method designs a relationship prediction auxiliary task to improve the accuracy of grain boundary extraction by focusing on the internal information of grains. Simultaneously, contrastive learning is used to train feature extractors, making the model more targeted towards grain boundary topological structures. A metallographic microstructure recognition system based on relationship prediction task is implemented under the Pyside2 framework. Through experimental verification, this system not only assists laboratory technicians in intelligently detecting microscopic structural information such as grain size but also significantly improves the software's applicability, detection efficiency and accuracy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In recent years, the big model represented by ChatGPT has brought opportunities and challenges to the teaching of computer practice courses. The correct application of these tools can enhance the learning effect and the development of students' abilities, realizing the 'human-computer co-enhancement'. However, students may also utilize these models to complete programming assignments, which may lead to cheating, violate the principle of academic honesty, weaken students' motivation to learn and master skills, and may lead to 'innovation inertia syndrome', which is not conducive to the enhancement of independent design ability. The paper firstly comprehends the pattern of computer practice teaching, analyzes the positive, negative and uncertain impacts of ChatGPT on teaching and learning, and proposes targeted solutions, and then illustrates the specific implementation process of these measures through two practice cases, with a view to providing references to meet the challenges posed by the technology and to promote the harmonious development of education and technology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Software diversity is commonly utilized in scenarios such as software distribution and operating systems to improves system resilience and security. However, existing software diversity evaluation methods are typically based on conventional code features and are relatively limited in scope, which can make it difficult to accurately reflect the security benefits of software diversity. To address this issue, a software diversity evaluation method was proposed from the perspective of ROP attack by analyzing the impact of software diversity on the difficulty of building a gadget attack chain, the attacker's potentially available computing power, and the attacker's cost of searching for gadgets in different variants. Metrics for the quality, practicability, and distribution of gadgets were integrated into this method. Testing was conducted using diversity technologies with different granularity. The evaluation results showed that the proposed method could accurately and comprehensively reflect the security gain brought by software diversity. It was observed that software diversity could relocate/modify/delete a large number of gadgets in the software, increasing the cost of attacking different software variants but also leading to different degrees of software expansion. Finally, an analysis and discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of existing diversity techniques were conducted based on the experimental results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Since Satoshi Nakamoto's introduction of Bitcoin as a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, blockchain technology has been developing rapidly especially in the fields of digital assets transferring and electronic currency payments. Ethereum introduced smart contract code, giving it the ability to synchronize and preserve the execution status of smart contract programs, automatically execute transaction conditions and eliminate the need for intermediaries. Web3.0 developers can use Ethereum's general-purpose programmable blockchain platform to build more powerful decentralized applications. Ethereum's characteristics, such as central-less control, public and transparent interaction data guaranteed by smart contracts, and user-controlled data, have attracted more attentions. With the popularization and application of blockchain technology, more and more users are storing their digital assets on the blockchain. Due to the lack of regulatory and governance authority, public chain systems such as Ethereum are gradually becoming a medium for hackers to steal digital assets. Generally, fraud and phishing attacks are committed using blockchain to steal digital assets held by blockchain users. This article aims to help readers develop the concept of blockchain asset security and prevent asset theft attacks implemented using blockchain at the source. The characteristics and implementation scenarios of various attacks were effectively studied by summarizing the asset theft attack schemes that hackers use in the blockchain environment and abstracting research methods for threat models. Through an in-depth analysis of typical attack methods, the advantages and disadvantages of different attacks were compared, and the fundamental reasons why attackers can successfully implement attacks were analyzed. In terms of defense technology, defense schemes were introduced such as targeted phishing detection, token authorization detection, token locking, decentralized token ownership arbitration, smart contract vulnerability detection, asset isolation, supply chain attack detection, and signature data legitimacy detection, which combine attack cases and implementation scenarios. The primary process and plans for implementation of each type of defense plan were also given. And then it is clear which protective measures can protect user assets in different attack scenarios. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Generalized computation theories include algorithms, computational complexity theory, computability theory, automata theory, and formal language theory. This paper discusses several typical problems in computation theory(computability theory and complexity theory)and reveals the importance of computational thinking in practical teaching. We elaborate the relation between computation theory and computer science from different perspectives. And then we describe Turing machine model and reveals the essential relation between Turing machine model and computational thinking. In addition, we discuss time complexity and space complexity in computer science, explain approximation algorithm, using packing problem examples. Finally, we emphasize the importance of computation theory in computer science education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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