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With climate change, sea level has risen by about 8 inches (20 centimeters) since 1900, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and could rise 3 to 5 feet (0.9 to 1.5 meters) higher by the end of this century. More frequent coastal storms, also associated with climate change, take a further toll on beaches by unleashing rough waves that eat away at the shore. Michael Orbach, professor emeritus of marine affairs and policy at Duke University. Western Carolina University's Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines hosts an interactive database of beach nourishment projects across the U.S. As the data show, beach nourishment today is not cheap. Orbach estimates the average cost of supplementing sand at beaches comes out at $1 million to up to $2 million per mile of sand. As the demand for sand for beach nourishment increases, the cost will rise even higher, Orbach predicts.
The regularization will be directly imposed on the video and text features, which is different from the video-text feature aggregation by the conventional “joint-encoder”. Therefore, the proxy BridgeFormer only serves for the pre-training step and can be seamlessly removed for downstream retrieval, rendering a flexible and efficient model like the conventional “dual-encoder” methods, i.e., the similarity between video and text representations can be directly measured via dot product. Our contributions are three-fold. 1) We introduce a novel pretext task, Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ), for video-text pre-training to receive the benefits of both “dual-encoder” and “joint-encoder” methods, i.e., enhancing fine-grained semantic associations between video and text features at the same time preserving high retrieval efficiency. 2) We propose a parametric module, dubbed as BridgeFormer, to realize the pretext task of MCQ, with which the video encoder is trained to be more aware of regional objects and temporal dynamics, and the associations between local video-text features are established. Since the BridgeFormer will be removed on downstream tasks, we do not increase any additional parameters or computational overhead for retrieval compared to vanilla backbones.
If you're not quite sure how a doctor fish pedicure works, keep reading to find out. Doctor fish pedicures are no different, except that the tub of water also happens to be filled with starving fish that consume the dead skin off your feet. The idea might be disturbing to many people at first, but others who have tried it swear by it. So how does it work? Many pedicures involve removing dead skin using razors, but doctor fish provide an alternative. When you stick your feet in a pool of doctor fish, they should immediately begin feeding on your dead skin. They don't have any teeth, so they can't bite off healthy skin. They can only nibble at the dead, flaky skin with their lips. Many people describe the sensation as ticklish, similar to the feeling you get when your foot falls asleep. Usually a 15 to 30 minute soak is enough to leave your skin feeling soft and smooth, but the fish can't get the job done on their own.
It's been fossilized, just like the bones. Leonardo's now-stony skin also protected its internal organs, from its heart to the contents of its stomach. So when paleontologists study Leonardo, they're not just looking at a skeleton. They're looking at a whole body. Examining this body could provide as much information about dinosaurs as autopsies can about humans. But there's a catch. Performing a traditional autopsy on Leonardo would destroy the fossil. So, the researchers behind the Leonardo Project have gone to great lengths to examine Leonardo's insides from the outside -- noninvasively. In spite of its exceptional preservation, Leonardo became a fossil in the usual way. Sediment buried its body, and minerals slowly replaced its tissues. But something about Leonardo's burial was different. Typically, soft tissues like skin, muscle and cartilage decay long before fossilization can take place. In Leonardo's case, something -- perhaps a thick layer of wet sediment -- protected the body from the scavengers and bacteria that break down soft tissue.
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