Since 2000, China’s urban land has expanded at a dramatic speed because of the country’s rapid urbanization. The country has been experiencing unbalanced development between rural and urban areas, causing serious ch...Since 2000, China’s urban land has expanded at a dramatic speed because of the country’s rapid urbanization. The country has been experiencing unbalanced development between rural and urban areas, causing serious challenges such as agricultural security and land resources waste. Effectively evaluating the driving factors of urban land growth is essential for improving efficient land use management and sustainable urban development. This study established a principal component regression model based on eight indicators to identify their influences on urban land growth in Guangzhou. The results provided a grouping analysis of the driving factors, and found that economic growth, urban population, and transportation development are the driving forces of urban land growth of Guangzhou, while the tertiary industry has an opposite effect. The findings led to further suggestions and recommendations for urban sustainable development. Hence, local governments should design relevant policies for achieving the rational development of urban land use and strategic planning on urban sustainable development.展开更多
Previous studies have shown that amnestic mild cognitive impairment(aMCI)involves in the morphological abnormalities of multiple regions,including cortical thickness,sulcus depth,surface area,gray matter volume,jacobi...Previous studies have shown that amnestic mild cognitive impairment(aMCI)involves in the morphological abnormalities of multiple regions,including cortical thickness,sulcus depth,surface area,gray matter volume,jacobian metric and average curvature.All the measures have unique neuropathological and genetic meanings.However,most existing methods simply average or concatenate these measures when constructing the classifiers,which may include redundant information and ignore the relationships among them.In this study,we treat each measure as a task in our multitask learning framework.Considering the actual situation that we do not know the correlation between tasks in advance,we use a robust multitask feature learning(rMTFL)method to select a group of features among correlated measures and provide additional information by identifying outlier tasks at the same time.Then,we train several SVM classifiers and for each measure,we input the selected features into the corresponding SVM classifier.Finally,we use an ensemble classification strategy to combine the results of these classifiers based on the accuracy to make the final prediction.We use the leave-one-out cross-validation to evaluate our proposed method with 46 amnestic mild cognitive impairment(aMCI)and 52 normal controls(NC).The results show that rMTFL algorithm is superior to the group lasso method and average curvature is the outlier task based on multidimensional surface measures.展开更多
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 71603062 and 41401432)the Project of Philosophy and Social Sciences in Guangdong Province (GD14CGL02)+1 种基金the Project of Science and Technology for local universities in Guangzhou City (1201420951)Guangzhou University’s 2017 training program for young top-notch personnel (BJ201723).
文摘Since 2000, China’s urban land has expanded at a dramatic speed because of the country’s rapid urbanization. The country has been experiencing unbalanced development between rural and urban areas, causing serious challenges such as agricultural security and land resources waste. Effectively evaluating the driving factors of urban land growth is essential for improving efficient land use management and sustainable urban development. This study established a principal component regression model based on eight indicators to identify their influences on urban land growth in Guangzhou. The results provided a grouping analysis of the driving factors, and found that economic growth, urban population, and transportation development are the driving forces of urban land growth of Guangzhou, while the tertiary industry has an opposite effect. The findings led to further suggestions and recommendations for urban sustainable development. Hence, local governments should design relevant policies for achieving the rational development of urban land use and strategic planning on urban sustainable development.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2016YFC1306300)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.61633018,81622025 and 81471731)Beijing Municipal Commission of Health and Family Planning(PXM2019_026283_000002)。
文摘Previous studies have shown that amnestic mild cognitive impairment(aMCI)involves in the morphological abnormalities of multiple regions,including cortical thickness,sulcus depth,surface area,gray matter volume,jacobian metric and average curvature.All the measures have unique neuropathological and genetic meanings.However,most existing methods simply average or concatenate these measures when constructing the classifiers,which may include redundant information and ignore the relationships among them.In this study,we treat each measure as a task in our multitask learning framework.Considering the actual situation that we do not know the correlation between tasks in advance,we use a robust multitask feature learning(rMTFL)method to select a group of features among correlated measures and provide additional information by identifying outlier tasks at the same time.Then,we train several SVM classifiers and for each measure,we input the selected features into the corresponding SVM classifier.Finally,we use an ensemble classification strategy to combine the results of these classifiers based on the accuracy to make the final prediction.We use the leave-one-out cross-validation to evaluate our proposed method with 46 amnestic mild cognitive impairment(aMCI)and 52 normal controls(NC).The results show that rMTFL algorithm is superior to the group lasso method and average curvature is the outlier task based on multidimensional surface measures.