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Winds of Fury

為了解決Heavy fog的問題，作者Duysings, Peter 這樣論述：

WINDS of FURYBrief narrative synopsis outlineThe WINDS of FURY Series is an 18th century sailor's tale of adventurous suspense and intrigue. It is a story of a young German lad, Heinrich Drope, born of aristocratic lineage. He becomes entangled in fateful circumstances while striving to establish hi

s own merchant shipping business far from the lavish lifestyle he was born into. Voyages filled with unforeseen dangers await him and his crew over every horizon. Prompted by ardent dreams to be successful by hard work, he and his handpicked crew are fatefully destined to face inhospitable ordeals t

hat take them into seas of tribulation and combative peril on the high seas. Each episode along their life's route is filled with inevitable distress, provocation, and enmity as they are hounded by pirates and privateers who are intent to rob them of their cargo and ship, looking to collect on a bou

nty set by the British. The disparaging bounty on their heads and subsequent ill-repute originated from a foul deed caused by British naval vessels, which attempted to board their schooner, the See Wolf, by force. Heinrich refused the British order to heave to and swiftly fled the scene after a brie

f damning altercation. The British warrant for their capture hangs over the crew's heads in the navy's quest to settle the old score. Committed to forge ahead with his business plans in spite of traumatic adversity, he and his crew are pitted against disparaging odds and develop creative ways to def

end themselves, while still intent on their endeavor as honest merchant seamen. At every turn in his pursuit to succeed in his business plans he is faced with desperation and leads to overcoming the "winds of fury" as he rides the wild crest of seas frothing alive with hideous dread of sea battles a

gainst enemy ships. The turbulent years of being constantly hunted by the British and privateers become too insufferable. After many years with numerous cargoes procured and sold sometimes by hook or crook, and the grievous toll of human suffering sustained to get them to market, he and his crew beg

in to plan ways to change their life's vocation to secure lives of relative peace and safety. Roars of cannon fire blasted its barrages of heavy lead balls into the wooden hulls punching holes and smashing bulwark timbers to shreds and careening onward to smash anything in their path brought forth a

n immense deluge of sea water within the frigate's holds. Fusillades of grapeshot in the form of mixed metal projectiles flew across decks clearing swaths where men had stood. Sailor's screams from fear and howls from intense pain punctuated the air throughout the decks. As if this was not enough he

ll unleashed, hails of musket fire tore into flesh and shattered bones fired from neatly formed lines onboard the massive schooner which had stealthily approached its target, suddenly appearing out of a thick fog bank. Not only was the attack a complete surprise, but a wholesale slaughter in the mak

ing. It was a scene of horrific mayhem.As the See Wolf closed on its target heaving up and down on the sea swells, the distance narrowed dramatically. The anticipated boarding by sailors armed with swords, daggers, axes, and pistols would soon prove to be a gruesome close-in hand to hand battle for

survival. Each side would have to fight with a zeal so desperate to survive the onslaught. Of German origin, Heinrich Drope, Captain of the cannon-mounted enormous and yet sleek-fast schooner, the See Wolf, plies his merchant trade in the Caribbean waters and along America's eastern seaboard in dari

ng voyages hunted by the British navy and hounded by pirate and privateer vessels seeking to profit of a hefty bounty set by the English government for an undeserving contrived crime committed against the British navy, which marked them as outlaws. Although the See Wolf had the speed to outrun nary

any ship on the water, it also required a cunning mindset to avoid an Peter Duysings is an American military veteran. His in-depth field expertise and meticulous research done is depicted in stunning action scenes giving his stories a realism that rocks the reader’s conscience. He makes his home i

n Southern California.

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產品設計公司之動態設計決策模式研究

為了解決Heavy fog的問題，作者劉立園 這樣論述：

新資訊科技影響了產品生命週期的各個階段，在設計、製造和行銷方面發揮了關鍵作用，同時影響了產品設計公司。產品設計公司不再是單一的以設計為主，而是重視和利用新資訊科技，與製造領域和行銷領域緊密聯繫，並取得了成功。但是，仍然有很多產品設計公司無法協調新資訊科技、設計、製造和行銷的關係，阻礙了公司的發展。因此，本研究即以產品設計公司的角度出發，旨在建立新資訊科技影響下的「動態設計決策模式」（3DM），產品設計公司可以根據實際發展需要，透過動態設計決策模式，計算和分析不同因素之間的影響，以提供給產品設計公司及其相關領域決策者的參考為目的。 研究採用了系統動力學的理論和方法，透過文獻研究和專家訪談法

，建構一個因素之間相互聯繫的動態設計決策模式。在確定動態設計決策模式的因素及其相互關係的過程中，以文獻研究為基礎，整理出27個因素和29組因果關係。然後再以半結構化訪談、焦點團體法、德爾菲法的專家訪談方法，補充了6個因素和32組因果關係，並評估因素之間的影響大小；最後利用系統動力學軟體——Vensim，根據因果關係和影響大小，建立動態設計決策模式。 為了驗證動態設計決策模式的應用，利用動態設計決策模式計算產品創新、製造品質、市場需求和大數據四個關鍵因素對各個領域的因素的影響，以及結合實際案例的計算，結果發現：（1）設計領域中的產品創新對設計品質的影響最大；（2）製造領域中的製造品質對設計

優化的影響較大；（3）行銷領域中的市場需求對設計優化的影響較大；（4）大數據對其他領域因素的影響普遍高於其他三個關鍵因素對其他因素的影響；（5）在3DM模式中，因素之間相互影響，可以有效地避免獨立領域或獨立因素之間的相互脫節，及時促進各個領域因素之間的資訊回饋；（6）產品設計公司應用3DM模式，可以對多個因素進行快速的影響評估，比較影響大小，以確保公司管理者實施決策的主要方向。以上結果表明了動態設計決策模式可以輔助產品設計公司進行決策分析，並為產品設計公司提出建議和對策。

Poems for the Body Temple

為了解決Heavy fog的問題，作者Hugueney, Luciana J. 這樣論述：

In this new collection of poems, the author of Poems for the Soul continues her journey of self-exploration through the healing world of poetry. Enjoy the ride as the author, poem by poem, dives deeper in search of greater meaning and inner peace.KIRKUS REVIEWHugueney (Poems for the Soul, 2016) o

ffers an elegantly crafted "journey of self-exploration through poetry."In a recent issue of The New Yorker, Ruth Franklin wrote about the persistent popularity of poet Mary Oliver, arguing that Oliver's strength is her "accessibility: she writes blank verse in a conversational style, with no typogr

aphical gimmicks." Reading this description, it's easy to see why Hugueney calls Oliver "beloved," because the younger poet's verse can be described in very similar terms. Here, she writes about the elder writer's influence: "I do not have woods to stroll through, as beloved / poet Mary Oliver, but

there are patches of green where I live / and the smell of wet earth, chirping birds, / and a gentle breeze to lose (or is it find?) myself in." This is Hugueney at her best--unpretentious, honest, limpid. This is her second volume, and it shows her rounding into form as a writer. Although she tackl

es a variety of topics in this effort, two stand out: the challenge of raising an autistic child and the struggle against a low-grade sorrow that she calls "the fog." Hugueney has two kids, and the youngest is autistic. She writes, "Autism takes its toll. / Only the strong will be given this challen

ge. / So many years of feeding, sweeping, swiping, / washing, brushing. / It's worse when I'm alone with my son. / No one to laugh with, to share with." Sometimes, that toll seems too heavy to bear; this, it appears, is when the fog rolls in: "As I swipe the elegant marble counter / with my soggy, f

aded washcloth, / I suddenly feel the fog creeping in again." One hears the creep of depression in lines like these, but it's heartening to read an author who's willing to write so openly about the real emotional challenges of parenthood. Further, the collection's journey ends with hope for the spea

ker and for her family. A late poem reads, "I am on the right path. / Angels are lighting my way right now. / I just have to keep hold of my compass. / A new beginning is always possible." After finishing this book, one can't help but wish the author well as she continues on her own path.Affliction

resolves into hope and light in this cathartic collection.

深度學習方法應用於高光譜之特徵多光譜萃取-以蓮霧糖度預測為例

為了解決Heavy fog的問題，作者陳致融 這樣論述：

摘要 iAbstract iiAcknowledge ivContent vList of Figures viiiList of Tables xiiiChapter 1 Introduction 11.1 Smart Agriculture 11.2 Motivation 21.3 Introduction of Syzygium samarangense 5Chapter 2 Hyperspectral Imaging Technique 62.1 Basic Theory 62.1.1 Electromagnet

ic radiation 62.1.2 Radiometry 62.1.3 Geometrical optics 82.1.4 Absorbance, Transmittance, and Reflectance of material 132.2 Optical and Infrared Spectroscopy 142.2.1 Spectroscopy 142.2.2 Hyperspectral Spectroscopy 142.2.3 Multispectral Spectroscopy 152.2.2 Hyperspectral Imag

ing 162.3 Hyperspectral Instrument 172.3.1 Structure of hyperspectral imaging system 172.3.2 Sensing element of spectrometer 182.3.3 Types of Hyperspectrometers 192.4 Applications of Hyperspectral Imaging 23Chapter 3 Methodology of Hyperspectral Analysis and Deep Learning Models

263.1 Calibration of Instrument 263.1.1 Spatial calibration 263.1.2 White and Dark calibration 263.1.3 Spectral calibration 273.1.4 Spectra smoothing 283.2 Modeling of Hyperspectral Data 293.2.1 Dimension Reduction 293.2.2 Deep Learning Regression Modeling for Hyperspectral Ima

ges 303.2.4 Loss Function 363.2.5 Optimizer 373.3 Error evaluation 393.4 Related Research of Deep Learning Model to Hyperspectral Imaging 40Chapter 4 Methodology of Hyperspectral Conversion and Signature-band Extraction 434.1 Hyperspectral to Multispectral Conversion 434.2 Ex

plainable Artificial Intelligence 444.2.1 Occlusion 444.2.2 Saliency Map 444.2.3 Integrated Gradient 454.3 Related Research of Signature-band Extraction on Spectral Data 464.4 Multispectral Imaging Instrument 48Chapter 5 Experimental Design of Sugariness Prediction of Syzygium sama

rangense with Hyperspectral Data 495.1 Hyperspectral Data Preparation 495.1.1 Preparing Samples 505.1.2 The Procedure of Hyperspectral Measurement 505.1.3 Sugariness Measurement – Labelling 505.2 Hyperspectral Data Pre-processing 515.2.1 White/Dark Calibration on the Hyperspectral

Data 515.2.2 3-Dimensional and 1-Dimensional Data Type – ROI Sampling 515.2.3 Data sampling and splitting for modeling 525.3 Evaluation of Modeling of Hyperspectral datasets 545.3.1 Evaluation by Hyperspectral Data Visualization Using t-SNE 545.3.2 Evaluation Over Deep Learning Regres

sion Models 56Chapter 6 Results of Sugariness Prediction of Syzygium samarangense with Hyperspectral Data 606.1 The Data Visualization Results of the HSIs dataset 606.2 The Hyperspectral Modeling Results 616.3 Evaluation of the Learning Results of Hyperspectral data Modeling by Visualizi

ng the Inputs fed to the Last Layer 64Chapter 7 Experimental Design of Sugariness Prediction of Syzygium samarangense with Multispectral Data and Verification using the Hand-Held Device 677.1 Verification of the Modeling of Multispectral datasets 677.1.1 Multispectral Data Preparation 68

7.1.2 FNN Modeling and Verification using Multispectral Data 697.2 Verifications of the Bands Selection using Multispectral Datasets 707.2.1 Data Preparation of Re-sampled Multispectral Data 707.2.2 FNN Modeling and Verification using re-sampled Multispectral Data 717.3 Verifications of

the Modeling using Datasets Collected from the Hand-Held Device 727.3.1 Sample Preparation 727.3.2 Data Pre-processing 757.3.3 FNN modeling and Verification 79Chapter 8 Results of Sugariness Prediction of Syzygium samarangense with Multispectral Data and Hand-Held Device Datasets 828.

1 Results of the Modeling using Multispectral Data 828.2 Results of Bands Selection 858.3 Results of the Modeling using re-sampled Multispectral Data 868.4 Results of the Bands Selection using the Datasets Collected from the Hand-Held Device 928.5 Results of Eliminating the Outliers 9

58.6 Model Implementation with Coding from Scratch 97Chapter 9 Discussion, Conclusion and Future Work 1009.1 Discussion 1009.1.1 The Modeling Results on Hyperspectral and Multispectral Datasets 1009.1.2 Verification of Band Selection Results 1009.1.3 Modeling of the Data Collected fro

m Hand-Held Device 1019.2 Conclusion 1049.3 Future work 105References 106Publication 115