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AI Agent-Based Framework for Integrated Chinese–Western Medicine Self Management: A Case Study of Type 2 Diabetes

Chen, Y.; Ma, Z.; Zong, J.; Huang, Y.; Kang, Y.; Dai, W. (Korea Database Strategy Society (KDSS), 2026)

Chronic diseases require long-term, individualized, and adaptive self-management; however, existing digital health solutions often suffer from fragmented medical knowledge, limited personalization, and insufficient ...
A Classification and Grading Framework for Social Conflict Resolution Based on Knowledge Extraction from Large Language Models

Li, Y.; Liu, Z.; Li, W.; Hu, S.; Qi, M.; Tong, P.; Dai, W. (Korea Database Strategy Society (KDSS), 2026)

Due to cultural and institutional differences, social conflicts in East countries are mainly addressed through mediation mechanisms embedded in community governance, while Western societies tend to rely more on formal ...
An EEG-Informed Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach for Surveillance Video Understanding in Residential Communities

Zou, B.; Xiong, Z.; Liu, Y.; Zhuob, J.; Liu, J.; Dai, W. (Korea Database Strategy Society (KDSS), 2026)

Surveillance video has been widely applied in residential communities, serving as a critical basis for abnormal situation detection, security early warning, and emergency assistance. However, existing machine learning ...
An LLM-based Hierarchical Framework for Constructing the Disciplinary Knowledge System of Neuromanagement and Neuroengineering

Liu, Z.; Fu, Y.; Tong, P.; Dai, W. (Korea Database Strategy Society (KDSS), 2026)

The concept of the discipline "Neuromanagement" was first introduced by Chinese scholar in 2006, aiming to apply neuroscience and technological methods to study psychological and behavioral issues in management. Over the ...
Sparse-Gated Band Distillation for Single-Channel EEG Emotion Recognition in Neuroeducation

Gu, Y.; Dai, Y.; Ouyang, Z.; Dai, W.; Sun, H. (Korea Database Strategy Society (KDSS), 2026)

Student emotion recognition in classroom and field practice training scenarios is a frequently encountered problem in neuroeducation. Multichannel EEG emotion recognition can achieve high reliability by exploiting spatial ...

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