Existing methods for tracing water pollution sources typically integrate three-dimensional excitationemission matrix(3D-EEM)fluorescence spectroscopy with similarity-based matching algorithms.However,these approaches ...Existing methods for tracing water pollution sources typically integrate three-dimensional excitationemission matrix(3D-EEM)fluorescence spectroscopy with similarity-based matching algorithms.However,these approaches exhibit high error rates in borderline cases and necessitate expert manual review,which limits scalability and introduces inconsistencies between algorithmic outputs and expert judgment.To address these limitations,we propose a large vision-language model(VLM)designed as an“expert agent”to automatically refine similarity scores,ensuring alignment with expert decisions and overcoming key application bottlenecks.The model consists of two core components:(1)rule-based similarity calculation module generate initial spectral similarity scores,and(2)pre-trained large vision-language model fine-tuned via supervised learning and reinforcement learning with human feedback(RLHF)to emulate expert assessments.To facilitate training and evaluation,we introduce two expert-annotated datasets,Spec1k and SpecReason,which capture both quantitative corrections and qualitative reasoning patterns,allowing the model to emulate expert decision-making processes.Experimental results demonstrate that our method achieves 81.45%source attribution accuracy,38.24%higher than rule-based and machine learning baselines.Real-world deployment further validates its effectiveness.展开更多
Using the method in Biodiversity Risk and Opportunity Assessment Handbook of British American Tobacco Biodiversity Partnership,we assess biodiversity risks and opportunities in BAT and China's cooperative tobacco-...Using the method in Biodiversity Risk and Opportunity Assessment Handbook of British American Tobacco Biodiversity Partnership,we assess biodiversity risks and opportunities in BAT and China's cooperative tobacco-growing areas. The assessment results indicate that there are 8 risks and 1 opportunity. Action and monitoring plans have been made for medium and high risks as well as opportunity,to reduce impact on biodiversity.展开更多
摘要Existing methods for tracing water pollution sources typically integrate three-dimensional excitationemission matrix(3D-EEM)fluorescence spectroscopy with similarity-based matching algorithms.However,these approaches exhibit high error rates in borderline cases and necessitate expert manual review,which limits scalability and introduces inconsistencies between algorithmic outputs and expert judgment.To address these limitations,we propose a large vision-language model(VLM)designed as an“expert agent”to automatically refine similarity scores,ensuring alignment with expert decisions and overcoming key application bottlenecks.The model consists of two core components:(1)rule-based similarity calculation module generate initial spectral similarity scores,and(2)pre-trained large vision-language model fine-tuned via supervised learning and reinforcement learning with human feedback(RLHF)to emulate expert assessments.To facilitate training and evaluation,we introduce two expert-annotated datasets,Spec1k and SpecReason,which capture both quantitative corrections and qualitative reasoning patterns,allowing the model to emulate expert decision-making processes.Experimental results demonstrate that our method achieves 81.45%source attribution accuracy,38.24%higher than rule-based and machine learning baselines.Real-world deployment further validates its effectiveness.
基金Supported by Technology Project of Yunnan Tobacco Monopoly Bureau(201-5YN25)
摘要Using the method in Biodiversity Risk and Opportunity Assessment Handbook of British American Tobacco Biodiversity Partnership,we assess biodiversity risks and opportunities in BAT and China's cooperative tobacco-growing areas. The assessment results indicate that there are 8 risks and 1 opportunity. Action and monitoring plans have been made for medium and high risks as well as opportunity,to reduce impact on biodiversity.