Artificial Intelligence

AI-powered binary code similarity detection (BinSD), which transforms intricate binary code comparison to the distance measure of code embedding through neural networks, has been widely applied to program analysis. However, due to the diversity of the adopted embedding strategies, evaluation methodologies, running environments, and/or benchmarks, it is difficult to quantitatively understand to what extent the BinSD problem has been solved, especially in real-world applications.

As the harmful effects of climate change on human society increase, the analysis of abnormal weather is becoming an important issue. Therefore, this work provides the Korean weather dataset, including the anomaly score measurements by using seven different methods. In this dataset, seven types of weather data for each day in 64 Korean cities from 2010 to 2020 are provided by Weather Radar Center in Korea Meteorological Administration.

The data included here within is the associated model training results from the correlated paper "Distribution-Driven Augmentation of Real-World Datasets for Improved Cancer Diagnostics With Machine Learning". This paper focuses on using kernel density estimators to curate datasets by balancing classes and filling missing null values though synthetically generated data. Additionally, this manuscript proposes a technique for joining distinct datasets to train a model with necessary features from multiple different datasets as a type of transfer-learning.

Since meteorological satellites can observe the Earth’s atmosphere from a spatial perspective at a large scale, in this paper, a dust storm database is constructed using multi-channel and dust label data from the Fengyun-4A (FY-4A) geosynchronous orbiting satellite, namely, the Large-Scale Dust Storm database based on Satellite Images and Meteorological Reanalysis data (LSDSSIMR), with a temporal resolution of 15 minutes and a spatial resolution of 4 km from March to May of each year during 2020–2022.