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Gastric cancer has a high incidence rate, significantly threatening patients' health. Gastric histopathology images can reliably diagnose related diseases. Still, the data volume of histopathology images is too large, making misdiagnosis or missed diagnosis easy. The classification model based on deep learning has made some progress on gastric histopathology images. However, traditional convolutional neural networks (CNNs) generally use pooling operations, which will reduce the spatial resolution of the image, resulting in poor prediction results. The image feature in previous CNN has a poor perception of details. Therefore, we design a dilated CNN with a late fusion strategy (DCNNLFS) for gastric histopathology image classification. The DCNNLFS model utilizes dilated convolutions, enabling it to expand the receptive field. The dilated convolutions can learn the different contextual information by adjusting the dilation rate. The DCNNLFS model uses a late fusion strategy to enhance the classification ability of DCNNLFS. We run related experiments on a gastric histopathology image dataset to verify the excellence of the DCNNLFS model, where the three metrics Precision, Accuracy, and F1-Score are 0.938, 0.935, and 0.959.

The selling price of a used car can be predicted based on its historical information. Accurate and reasonable used car price evaluation will be able to promote the healthy progress of the used car industry. Current used car price prediction models are troubled by data quality and the inability to provide estimates of uncertain information, and the prediction accuracy cannot meet the needs of real-world scenarios. In this work, we propose a price prediction model based on a Bayesian neural networks with latent factor (LFBNN) in a cloud platform, which is capable of performing latent factor extraction operations on structured data of used cars as a way to remove the effect of noise in the dataset on the model performance. Moreover, the weight parameters of the Bayesian neural networks (NNs) are represented as probability distributions, which is equivalent to introducing uncertainty and acting as a regularization effect compared to a NN with fixed weights, thus making it possible to alleviate the overfitting problem. The LFBNN model uses a cloud platform for data transmission and storage, enabling it to run faster. Compared with the current benchmark models, the model proposed in this work achieves excellent experimental results on two real datasets. The experimental results on the $Car_{1}$ dataset are 1.498 for mse, 1.224 for rmse, and 0.995 for MAE, and 1.519 for mse, 1.232 for rmse, and 1.002 for MAE on the $Car_{2}$ dataset.