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[Display omitted] • In the case of a small number of known deposits and mineral occurrences, the prospecting prediction model based on the Siamese network can extract effective features without relying on prior knowledge to realize supervised prospecting prediction. • On the basis of sliding window data enhancement, this paper generates paired sample data sets by randomly combining deposit samples and non-deposit samples, which can further enhance the data and improve the generalization ability and prediction accuracy of the model to a certain extent. • Compared with the prediction results of the weight of evidence method and the convolutional neural network, the prediction results of the Siamese network are better, and 7 new gold prospecting areas have been discovered in Zhangjiakou, Hebei Province, China. Supervised neural networks constitute an important research area for the intelligent prediction of locations for prospecting mineral deposits. Accurate training of a supervised neural network requires many training samples, something that is often difficult to obtain. This paper reports the use of geological, geochemical, and geophysical data by a Siamese network to overcome the problem of insufficient training samples, and implements a supervised deep learning prospecting prediction method based on the Siamese network. Intelligent prediction for gold deposits prospecting is carried out for the Chongli mineral concentrate area in Zhangjiakou, Hebei Province, China, and compared with the weight of evidence method and convolutional neural network model. The results show that:(a) the performance of the Siamese network model is no less than that of the convolutional neural network (CNN) model and better than that of the weight of evidence (WOE) method; (b) the gold prospective areas differentiated by the established models are strongly consistent with geological and metallogenic characteristics in the study area. This study suggests Siamese network model as an effective mineral prospectivity modeling tool. This method is also suitable for prospecting prediction using geoscience data in other areas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

• Current pose assessment systems ignore the similarity between comparative poses. • A new pose evaluation system that can provide comprehensive feedback was proposed. • The proposed pose matching method is feasible on the eight-section brocade dataset. • The proposed method is one-stage and it has been deployed in software for testing. The application of pose assessment on rehabilitation training has gradually received attention in recent years. However, current evaluation indicators of these methods are mostly based on the score or scoring function that defined by users, which is too subjective and hard to be used by patients directly. In this paper, we conceptualized a new idea for pose matching, namely pose-guided matching that aims at providing objective and accurate score, feedback and guidance (i.e. guided) to the patients when the pose is compared to the standard pose. More specifically, we proposed a pair-based Siamese Convolutional Neural Network (SCNN) abbreviated ST-AMCNN to realize the idea of pose-guided matching on the eight-section brocade dataset which is one of the most representative traditional rehabilitation exercises in China. We simplified the multi-stages pose matching by merging two standalone modules (i.e. alignment and matching module) into a one-stage task. Such that, only one loss function is required to tune, which reduces the computational complexity. On top of the Spatial Transformer Networks (STN) employed as an alignment module, we proposed a new Attention-based Multi-Scale Convolution (AMC) to match different posture parts (i.e. multi-scale). Furthermore, the proposed AMC can assign more weight to useful pose features as opposed to other irrelevant features e.g. background features for performance gain. Finally, Gradient-weighted Class Activation Mapping (Grad-CAM) is adopted to visualize the matching result for the learner. Experimental results indicate that ST-AMCNN achieves a competitive performance than the state-of-the-art models and can provide accurate feedback for learners on rehabilitation training. Simultaneously, the proposed method is also deployed in client software for testing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]