Preprints for generating images with AI

A list by Paul Shannon

We're experimenting with generating colourful images using AI tools based on the content of preprints, so this list can help with that.

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  2. Health-related quality of life and coping strategies adopted by COVID-19 survivors: A nationwide cross-sectional study in Bangladesh

    1. Mohammad Anwar Hossain
    2. Rubayet Shafin
    3. Md. Shahoriar Ahmed
    4. Md. Shohag Rana
    5. Lori Maria Walton
    6. Veena Raigangar
    7. Tasnim Ara
    8. Md. Aminul Hoque Rasel
    9. Mohammad Sohrab Hossain
    10. Md. Feroz Kabir
    11. Mir Raihanul Islam
    12. Md. Nazmul Hasan
    13. Md. Delowar Hossain
    14. Farjana Sharmin Rumana
    15. Iqbal Kabir Jahid

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  3. Evidence for embracing normative modeling

    1. Saige Rutherford
    2. Pieter Barkema
    3. Ivy F Tso
    4. Chandra Sripada
    5. Christian F Beckmann
    6. Henricus G Ruhe
    7. Andre F Marquand

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      eLife assessment

      This is a rigorous and compelling extension of previous normative modeling work that demonstrates that normative models incorporating lifespan trajectories of structural and functional connectivity provide a strong basis for brain imaging studies across a range of tasks including, univariate group difference assessment, classification, and building regression models. The work is important, rigorous and a valuable contribution to the field.

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  4. Enhanced stability of grassland soil temperature by plant diversity

    1. Yuanyuan Huang
    2. Gideon Stein
    3. Olaf Kolle
    4. Karl Kübler
    5. Ernst-Detlef Schulze
    6. Hui Dong
    7. David Eichenberg
    8. Gerd Gleixner
    9. Anke Hildebrandt
    10. Markus Lange
    11. Christiane Roscher
    12. Holger Schielzeth
    13. Bernhard Schmid
    14. Alexandra Weigelt
    15. Wolfgang W. Weisser
    16. Maha Shadaydeh
    17. Joachim Denzler
    18. Anne Ebeling
    19. Nico Eisenhauer
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  5. Future COVID19 surges prediction based on SARS-CoV-2 mutations surveillance

    1. Fares Z Najar
    2. Evan Linde
    3. Chelsea L Murphy
    4. Veniamin A Borin
    5. Huan Wang
    6. Shozeb Haider
    7. Pratul K Agarwal

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      eLife assessment

      Najar et al., present a method for the identification of the emergence of new variants prior to the accompanying surge in cases by examining the trend of accumulated non-synonymous mutations from the original Wuhan 2020 SARS-CoV-2 strain. This is an interesting idea but requires additional evidence to establish this as a robust tool for predictions.

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  7. Columnar neurons support saccadic bar tracking in Drosophila

    1. Giovanni Frighetto
    2. Mark A Frye

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      eLife assessment

      This paper provides valuable new insight into the neural encoding and behavioral tracking of visual objects in the Drosophila. It provides solid evidence that a specific type of neuron in the fly visual system (T3 neuron) is involved in the tracking of moving objects during flight. With additional experimental evidence to resolve whether T3 neurons function as local object detectors, this paper would be of broad interest to visual neuroscientists.

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