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A Blood Glucose Control Framework Based on Reinforcement Learning With Safety and Interpretability: In Silico Validation File File

Lim, Min Hyuk , Lee, Woo Hyung , Jeon, Byoungjun , Kim, Sungwan

Article Issue Date2021-07 View102
An Integrated Multicriteria Decision-Making Approach for Evaluating Nuclear Fuel Cycle Systems for Long-term Sustainability on the Basis of an Equilibrium Model: Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution, Preference Ranking Organization Method for Enrichment Evaluation, and Multiattribute Utility Theory Combined with Analytic Hierarchy Process File File

Yoon, Saerom , Choi, Sungyeol , Ko, Won Il

Article Issue Date2017-02 View84
Do Procedural Fairness and Conflict Perception Affect the Acceptance of the Temporary Nuclear Spent Fuel Storage Facility? Evidence from South Korea File

Lee, Daeyoun , Kim, Woo J. , Choi, Young Rok

Article Issue Date2024-04 View207
In situ beta radiation monitoring system with enhanced efficiency for water samples from decommissioned nuclear environment File

Lee, Ukhae , Choi, Woo Nyun , Kim, Min Ji , Kim, Hee Reyoung

Article Issue Date2019-02 View114
Predicting radionuclide behavior in deep geological repositories using graph convolutional long short-term memory File

Jeong, Dae Seong , Lee, Jinuk , Pyo, JongCheol , Baek, Sang-Soo , Jeong, Heewon , Jeong, Mi-Seon , Yun, Hyungju , Cho, Kyung Hwa

Article Issue Date2025-09 View144
Radiation safety assessments for radioactive concrete recycling workers and residents File

Kim, Min Ji , Heo, Yunyeong , Cho, Seung Gyu , Lee, Seung Jun , Kim, Hee Reyoung

Article Issue Date2024-03 View167
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