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Linguistic morphology

Flora-YOLO: A lightweight framework for real-time rose grading on edge devices via structural optimization and feature refinement

Wenwei Liu, Jinyu Xu, [ ... ], Li Zhang

Arabic text preprocessing for dynamic searchable symmetric encryption: An empirical evaluation and preprocessor selection framework

Kholoud Saad Al-Saleh

FH-Net: Frequency-domain and hierarchical dual enhancement for few-shot surface defect segmentation

Lili Fan, Zhanglin Yang, Fan Guo, Ping Fang

WSD-YOLO: A lightweight YOLO-based model with enhanced feature representation for maize pest detection

Shenming Qu, Zhiheng Liu, [ ... ], Yang Yang

Linguistic markers of deception in Arabic news headlines: A cross-corpus study of stylistic and numeric features

Eman Salamah Albtoush, Keng Hoon Gan, Saif Addeen A. Alrababah

LYEU-Net: A lightweight yet efficient U-Net with multibranch feature aggregation for pavement crack segmentation

Bing Yang, Jiaying He, Yuncheng Shen

Macroscopic aspergillus recognition using YOLO-CSM

Wenjie Zhao, Zhenhua Ma, Huiying Ru, Xinhang Zhang

WireGC-Former: Surface defect segmentation method of steel wire ropes based on 3D point clouds

Chengjun Wang, Junyi Li, [ ... ], Yanqiu Zhao

From grammar to sustainability: A corpus-informed pedagogical model (GSIC) based on African Leaders’ UNGA-2025 English speeches

Olusiji Adebola Lasekan, Margot Teresa Godoy Pena, Blessy Sarah Mathew

A corpus-based comparison of stance markers in materials science research article abstracts by Chinese and English L1 authors

Shunuan Xie, Linxiang Guo, Wen Zhang

An RPP-YOLOv11 model for road crack detection

Yuhong Xue, Ligang Zheng, Yangyang Shi, Jiafeng Bai

Tourist perceptions and living heritage experiences in Nanjing Tulou traditional villages, Fujian, China: A social media data analysis

Yudong Zhang, Xiang Li, [ ... ], Jinsong Wang

Quantitative comparative study on the verb-direction constructions “V+ Xia (下)”, “V+ Xialai (下来)” and “V+ Xiaqu (下去)” in mandarin Chinese

Tian Tan, Jiangcai Li

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