An integrated model of threshold-based scaling and fractional admission controlling to improve resource utilization efficiency in 5G core networks. by Ly Cuong Hoa, Thanh Chuong Dang, Viet Minh Nhat Vo

“…Specifically, the need to optimize unused UPF instances to reduce system costs. The paper proposes a fractional admission controlling (FAC) mechanism and integrates it with a Markov chain-based analytical model for threshold-based scaling for UPF instances (called TSUPF-FAC), in which two additional thresholds are added to control UPF instances globally in order to optimize resource utilization. …”
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MODERN TRENDS OF INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF ITMO UNIVERSITY by E. A. Yanova

“…However, the speed of creating and testing the results of intellectual work lags behind the speed of their transfer and commercialization, which is explained by the need for additional time and other costs for the implementation of these processes.Thus, the article presents the results of the study and summarizes indicators characterizing the innovative potential of the university, identifies current trends and their causes, identifies trends for further development.…”
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Peripheral Rural Areas around Poznań and Their Value Measured with Economic Indicators by Aleksandra Godek, Marek Pietrucki

“…The estimation of economic values based on indicators of costs and income from 1 ha of arable land, and their comparison to the indicators included in projections of financial results made for local spatial development plans allow determination of the actual value of rural areas which, as a result of suburbanization, were consumed by residential and economic stimulation. …”
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A Closest Resemblance Classifier with Feature Interval Learning and Outranking Measures for Improved Performance by Nabil Belacel

“…Classifiers today face numerous challenges, including overfitting, high computational costs, low accuracy, imbalanced datasets, and lack of interpretability. …”
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Relationships of Otolith Dimensions and Weight with Body Length of Three Lethrinid Species (Actinopterygii, Lethrinidae) from Yemen by L. A. Jawad, N. A. Al-Shwafi, G. Aguilar

“…Relationships between fish length and otolith length, width, and weight were studied in three lethrinid species Lethrinus borbonicus Valenciennes 1830, Lethrinus lentjan (Lacepède 1802), and Lethrinus mahsena (Fabricius, 1775) collected from the south of the Red Sea at the costs of the Republic of Yemen. These relationships are important for future research into the biology of these species, including their diet, feeding habits, age, and growth. …”
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Retrospective evaluation of the curative effect of traditional Chinese medicine on dry eye disease by San-Hua Su, Tsung-Jung Ho, Cheng-Chan Yang

“…Moreover, patients with DED who were treated with Western medicine combined with TCM experienced significantly magnified therapeutic effects and reasonable costs of treatment. In conclusion, TCM can be a promising approach for treating DED, and combined treatment with TCM and Western drugs may represent a new strategy for improving the curative effect.…”
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ANALYSIS OF COFFEE CONSUMPTION PATTERNS AS A RISK FACTOR FOR CHRONIC KIDNEY FAILURE IN DR. SOEROTO NGAWI HOSPITAL by Nurul Hidayah

“…Introduction: Chronic Kidney Failure (CKD) is a chronic degenerative disease that requires great attention, this is because its incidence continues to increase, and requires very large treatment time and costs. The most effective therapy for chronic kidney failure is the prevention of risk factors, one of which is the habit of consuming coffee that contains high caffeine. …”
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Food-Borne Endocrine-Disruption: An EU Risk Governance Perspective by Maria El Gemayel

“…This disease burden compromises consumer safety and costs the European Union an estimated €163 billion per year. …”
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A multi-sensor fault detection strategy for axial piston pump using the Walsh transform method by Qiang Gao, He-Sheng Tang, Jia-Wei Xiang, Yongteng Zhong

“…The axial piston pump is a key component of the industrial hydraulic system, and the failure of pump can result in costly downtime. Efficient fault detection is very important for improving reliability and performance of axial piston pumps. …”
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Anti-money Laundering Regulations in the Football Sector: Opportunities and Challenges by Roksana Jocz

“…However, the implementation of these regulations presents numerous challenges, such as high compliance costs and the need for employee training. The article emphasizes the importance of harmonizing regulations through the adoption of a regulation, which minimizes the risk of legal loopholes and discrepancies in national implementations. …”
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Research on equipment fault diagnosis model based on gan and inverse PINN: Solutions for data imbalance and rare faults. by Jian Deng, Zheng Cheng, Aiming Gu, Shibohua Zhang

“…This not only optimizes the full lifecycle management of the equipment but also has the potential to reduce maintenance costs, improve equipment availability, and enhance the overall efficiency of medical imaging services.Experimental results show that the proposed model outperforms in fault detection and prediction for medical imaging equipment, especially making breakthroughs in data generation and fault detection accuracy. …”
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INNOVATION ACTIVITIES OF FOOD INDUSTRY ENTERPRISES by Marzena Lemanowicz, Joanna Szwacka-Mokrzycka

“…Innovative activities ought to allow rationalisation of manufacturing costs, better quality and health characteristics of products.…”
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LONG-TERM TRENDS OF SCIENTIFIC AND INTELLECTUAL POTENTIAL OF AGRICULTURAL FOOD COMPLEX by Elena DERUNOVA

“…It is substantiated that the level of scientific support of agrarian science in Russia is characterized by a tendency to increase the share of costs per unit of result compared with international best practices. …”
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Frontiers of fracture and fatigue: Some recent applications of the local strain energy density by Filippo Berto, S.M.J. Razavi, J. Torgersen

“…This leads to unfortunate catastrophic structural failures resulting in loss of lives and in excessive costs. The theory of fracture mechanics enables the analysis of brittle and fatigue fracture and helps to prevent the occurrence of brittle failure. …”
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Ethical dimensions and societal implications: ensuring the social responsibility of CRISPR technology by Irfan Biswas, Irfan Biswas, Irfan Biswas

“…Earlier tools such as zinc-finger nucleases and TALENs performed similar tasks but were significantly more complex and costly. Yet CRISPR’s very power raises urgent ethical concerns: Who controls its use, and how can society prevent germ-line enhancement, eugenic selection, or unequal access that favors wealthy nations and patients? …”
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A synthetic segmentation dataset generator using a 3D modeling framework and raycaster: a mining industry application by Wilhelm Johannes Kilian, Jaco Prinsloo, Jan Vosloo, Stéphan Taljaard

“…Many industries utilize deep learning methods to increase efficiency and reduce costs. One of these methods, image segmentation, is used for object detection and recognition in localization and mapping. …”
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Impact of international branch campus KPIs on the university competitiveness: FARE method by Eglė Girdzijauskaitė, Asta Radzevičienė, Artūras Jakubavičius

“…International branch campus is a rather new phenomenon in higher education and it is often questioned if it is an effective tool for HEI competitiveness because of its high risks and extremely high costs. In order for higher education institution managers to be able to use an international branch campus (IBC) as a tool for competitiveness, indicators of IBC having the strongest influence on the competitiveness of HEI must be indicated. …”
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UNMANNED TRANSPORT AND THE REFORMATTING OF HUMAN NEEDS: NICHE AND EVOLUTIONARY SCENARIOS by I. V. Anokhov

“…It is proved that unmanned transport involves large scale and very similar transportation of homogeneous products in order to cover higher investment costs through economies of scale. In addition, such transport requires extreme predictability in the entire chain: from the receipt of raw materials to the delivery of the finished product to the end user. …”
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Research on topology optimization design of wind turbine blade webs by FAN Shijie, SHOU Haonan, MIAO Weipao, ZHU Haibo, LI Chun, YUE Minnan

“…ObjectiveStructural optimization of wind turbine blades is one of the most important ways to enhance performance, reduce mass and lower costs. Currently, the research on structural optimization focuses on the blade size or layup scheme, and the overall configuration inside the blade is relatively fixed, but it also limits the structural innovation to a certain extent.MethodsTherefore, Abaqus softwave topology optimization module was adopted to optimize the design of the blade web structure to seek for the optimal material layout, to obtain a new blade structural configuration to achieve the purpose of lightweighting.ResultsThe results show that the mass of the web plate is reduced by about 4.56% after optimization; the optimization of the blade web topology does not affect the overall mass distribution and stiffness distribution of the blade, and maintains good vibration resistance; the maximum stress of the optimized web plate increases, but it does not yet exceed the maximum permissible stress of the material; the flexure factor of each order decreases, which is due to the reduction of the material of the web plate to weaken the role of its support for the surface of the blade, but it still remains in the safe range.…”
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Motion Planning and Tracking Control of Autonomous Vehicle Based on Improved A∗ Algorithm by Yunlong Bai, Gang Li, Ning Li

“…The traditional A∗ algorithm, applied to the motion planning of autonomous vehicles, easily causes high computational costs and excessive turning points generated in the planning path. …”
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