Dynamic nonlinear equations (DNEs) are essential for modeling complex systems in various fields due to their ability to capture real-world phenomena. However, the solution of DNEs presents significant challenges, especially in industrial settings where periodic noise often compromises solution fidelity. To tackle this challenge, we propose a novel approach called Periodic Noise Suppression Neural Dynamic (PNSND), which leverages the gradient descent approach and incorporates velocity compensation to overcome the limitations of the traditional Gradient Neural Dynamic (GND) model.

Wild-SHARD presents a novel Human Activity Recognition (HAR) dataset collected in an uncontrolled, real-world (wild) environment to address the limitations of existing datasets, which often need more non-simulated data. Our dataset comprises a time series of Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) captured using multiple smartphone models such as Samsung Galaxy F62, Samsung Galaxy A30s, Poco X2, One Plus 9 Pro and many more. These devices enhance data variability and robustness with their varied sensor manufacturers.

IRIC method's data and code are available at this URL.

These data links contain publicly available datasets that can be downloaded directly from their website. Our research on IRIC has validated the performance of the model through these publicly available datasets. Please continue to pay attention.

These data mainly include Emergency Event Data (ALARM) and Education Dataset (Junyi), which can be used for research in causal structure learning, knowledge tracking, and other areas.

This dataset is shared for capacitor C and ESR estimation using convolution neural network. The dataset is collected in a experimental modular moultilevel converter, which includes the capacitor voltage at low and medium frequency band, and the arm current. Wavelet transform is used to transfer the time series data to images, which present the inherent data features to image patterns. In a degraded capacitor, the C decreases and the ESR increases, which result in different image patterns.