Haiwei Zuo

Mr. Haiwei Zuo


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Academic Career Length

4Years (2023-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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8 July 2024 in Applied Intelligence
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HZHaiwei Zuo
Haiwei Zuo
AZAiqun Zhu
Aiqun Zhu
YZyanping zhu
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YLYinping Liao
Yinping Liao
SLShiman Li
Shiman Li
YCYun Chen
Yun Chen

30 November 2023
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HZHaiwei Zuo
Haiwei Zuo
HZHehua Zhang
Hehua Zhang
YZYanping Zhu
Yanping Zhu
YCYun Chen
Yun Chen
The subsequent disquisition unveils an innovative tracking stratagem, specifically tailored for automotive monitoring situations. The recommended tactic aspires to perfect the blueprint, augmenting the detection briskness via a judicious synthesis of YOLOv4 and DeepSORT. The conventional convolution integral within YOLOv4 succumbs to depthwise separable convolution, culminating in a diminished computational exertion and accentuated recognition speed. In addition, the CSPNet framework nestled within YOLOv4 undergoes a tweaking process to pare down the parameter quantity of the blueprint. Alterations in the attribute extraction network of the Deep SORT algorithm facilitate effective re-identification, rendering it ideally malleable for automotive pursuit situations. Experimental excursions on custom datasets signify that despite a slight depreciation in average precision, the detection frame rate skyrockets to an impressive 132.4 FPS, thereby catering to tracking task prerequisites on gadgets with finite performance aptitude. As a result, this academic endeavor proffers a convenient resolution for real-time automotive tracking in settings operating under resource restrictions.

1 January 2023
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SLShiman Li
Shiman Li
HZHaiwei Zuo
Haiwei Zuo
YCYun Chen
Yun Chen
This research delves into the training regimen for class advisors in vocational schools, offering insights into its current state, hurdles, and the efficacy of assessment systems. Data was amassed via a detailed questionnaire circulated amongst class advisors, which was then subjected to a thorough investigation using both descriptive and inferential statistical methods. The results spotlight the heterogeneous demographic of class advisors and underscore the need for systematic, exhaustive training programs. We also uncover obstacles in the present training framework, particularly a deficiency in potent assessment and evaluation methods. Furthermore, the research provides an understanding of the perceived fairness of the class advisor evaluation system and its effectiveness from the class advisors' viewpoint. This exploration bolsters the refinement of class advisor training by facilitating a more profound comprehension and suggesting pragmatic enhancements.