Grasp detection plays a critical role for robot *** pixel-wise grasp detection networks with encoder-decoder structure receive much attention due to good accuracy and ***,they usually transmit the high-level feature i...
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Grasp detection plays a critical role for robot *** pixel-wise grasp detection networks with encoder-decoder structure receive much attention due to good accuracy and ***,they usually transmit the high-level feature in the encoder to the decoder,and low-level features are *** is noted that low-level features contain abundant detail information,and how to fully exploit low-level features remains ***,the channel information in high-level feature is also not well ***,the performance of grasp detection is *** solve these problems,we propose a grasp detection network with hierarchical multi-scale feature fusion and inverted shuffle *** low-level and high-level features in the encoder are firstly fused by the designed skip connections with attention module,and the fused information is then propagated to corresponding layers of the decoder for in-depth feature *** a hierarchical fusion guarantees the quality of grasp ***,an inverted shuffle residual module is created,where the high-level feature from encoder is split in channel and the resultant split features are processed in their respective *** such differentiation processing,more high-dimensional channel information is kept,which enhances the representation ability of the ***,an information enhancement module is added before the encoder to reinforce input *** proposed method attains 98.9%and 97.8%in image-wise and object-wise accuracy on the Cornell grasping dataset,respectively,and the experimental results verify the effectiveness of the method.
Isotopic dependence of the Casimir force is key to probing new physics and pushing novel technologies at the micro and nanoscale, but is largely unexplored. In 2002, an isotope effect of 10^(-4) was estimated for met...
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Isotopic dependence of the Casimir force is key to probing new physics and pushing novel technologies at the micro and nanoscale, but is largely unexplored. In 2002, an isotope effect of 10^(-4) was estimated for metals—orders of magnitude beyond the experimental resolution. Here, by employing the Lifshitz theory, we reveal a significant isotope effect of over 10^(-1) for polar dielectrics. This effect arises from the isotope-mass-induced line shift of the zone-center optical phonons and is insensitive to the linewidth. We perform numerical analyses on both the imaginary and real-frequency axes, and derive analytical formulas for predicting the isotope effect. The three-orders-of-magnitude difference between polar dielectrics and metals arises from the distinct isotopic dependence of the phonon and plasma frequencies. Our work opens up a new avenue for engineering forces at small scales and may also facilitate the quest for the fifth force of nature.
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