Evaluating Deep Learning Models for Cross-Platform UI Component Detection: A Study Across Web, Desktop, and Mobile Interfaces (2025)

User interfaces look different across web, desktop, and mobile platforms — not just in layout, but in how buttons, icons, and text appear. This makes it hard for deep learning models trained on one platform to accurately detect UI components on another. In this paper, we evaluate the cross-domain generalization of three modern object…

Synthetic Data Generation Using Large Language Models: Advances in Text and Code (2025)

This survey reviews how large language models (LLMs) are transforming synthetic training data generation in both natural language and code domains. By producing artificial but task-relevant examples, these models can significantly augment or even substitute for real-world datasets, particularly in scenarios where labeled data is scarce, expensive, or sensitive. This paper surveys recent advances…

Unveiling Hybrid Cyclomatic Complexity: A Comprehensive Analysis and Evaluation as an Integral Feature in Automatic Defect Prediction Models (2025)

The complex software systems developed nowadays require assessing their quality and proneness to errors. Reducing code complexity is a never-ending problem, especially in today’s fast pace of software systems development. Therefore, the industry needs to find a method to determine the qualities of a software system, the degree of difficulty in developing new functionalities,…

TF1-EN-3M: Three Million Synthetic Moral Fables for Training Small, Open Language Models (2025)

Moral stories are a time-tested vehicle for transmitting values, yet modern NLP lacks a large, structured corpus that couples coherent narratives with explicit ethical lessons. We close this gap with TF1-EN-3M, the first open dataset of three million English-language fables generated exclusively by instruction-tuned models no larger than 8B parameters. Each story follows a…

Small Open Models Achieve Near Parity with Large Models in Low Resource Literary Translation at a Fraction of the Cost (2025)

Literary translation has recently gained attention as a distinct and complex task in machine translation research. However, the translation by small open models remains an open problem. We contribute to this ongoing research by introducing TINYFABULIST TRANSLATION FRAMEWORK (TF2), a unified framework for dataset creation, fine tuning, and evaluation in English-Romanian literary translations, centred…

Textural analysis and artificial intelligence as decision support tools in the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis – a systematic review (2025)

Introduction Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is conventionally used for the detection and diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS), often complemented by lumbar puncture—a highly invasive method—to validate the diagnosis. Additionally, MRI is periodically repeated to monitor disease progression and treatment efficacy. Recent research has focused on the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and radiomics in…

UOLO: A Multitask U-Net YOLO Hybrid Model for Railway Scene Understanding (2025)

Extracting essential information including the topological structure of rail-tracks, the position of switches and their current state can increase safety by reducing human error, while also boosting the efficiency of rail transportation. Despite the impressive advancements in the field of autonomous driving, computer vision approaches in the rail domain are still a small niche.…

ContRail: Realistic Railway Image Synthesis using ControlNet (2025)

Deep learning became an ubiquitous paradigm due to its extraordinary effectiveness and applicability in numerous domains. However, the approach suffers from the high demand for data required to achieve the potential of this type of model. An ever-increasing subfield of Artificial Intelligence, Image Synthesis, aims to address this limitation through the design of intelligent…

Analyzing the Impact of Data Augmentation on Tumor Detection and Classification in Mammograms (2025)

Breast cancer remains one of the leading causes of mortality among women worldwide, making early detection crucial for improving survival rates. Deep learning-based approaches have shown remarkable potential in automating tumor detection from mammographic images; however, their effectiveness largely depends on the choice of data augmentation strategies and model architecture. In this study, we…