2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11760-019-01525-1
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Detonator coded character spotting based on convolutional neural networks

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“…Previous studies [84] narrate that different physical and psychological traumas do not affect gender moderation for employment turnover intention. However, demographic moderators such as age [84] and experience Staniland, et al [85] influence employee turnover. Another study also found the effect of teacher experience on turnover due to psychological stress [86].…”
Section: Demographics and Turnover Intentionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Previous studies [84] narrate that different physical and psychological traumas do not affect gender moderation for employment turnover intention. However, demographic moderators such as age [84] and experience Staniland, et al [85] influence employee turnover. Another study also found the effect of teacher experience on turnover due to psychological stress [86].…”
Section: Demographics and Turnover Intentionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…CEN and others found that on this basis, information dissemination has also accelerated the pace of updating. Its convenient and efficient characteristics make the amount of graphics and text information that people come into contact with in their daily life increase year by year [5]. Liang and others found that under the strong influence of visual stimulation, people's increasingly stringent aesthetic needs have led them to feel tired of a large number of repeated visual information, and the public's choices in receiving information have become more diversified.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 Gansler et al (2019) found that 5 (0.4%) participants used CAM without evidence only for recurrence prevention, and 181 (14.8%) participants had recurrence prevention as their only or one of the reasons for using CAM without evidence for recurrence prevention. 19 Sohl et al demonstrated that 18.9% of their patients used complementary health approaches, a branch of CAM, to prevent cancer recurrence. 20 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%