Guangxi University

The Externalities of Peers' Misconduct: Evidence From Corporate Social Responsibility

ABSTRACT How do innocent firms navigate negative reputational spillovers from industry peer misconduct? We propose that non‐culpable firms leverage corporate social responsibility (CSR) as a costly‐to‐fake signal of intrinsic quality to distance themselves from tainted peers. Usi...

Towards Sustainable Ecotourism in a Proposed Karst National Park, Southwest China: A Social-Ecological Adaptability Assessment and Zoned Management Strategy

This exploratory case study assesses ecotourism adaptability across three zones within the proposed Southwest Karst National Park (Guangxi), where UNESCO-recognised geological heritage intertwines with diverse ethnic cultures. To fill the gap in zone-specific integrated assessmen...

Multiscale Mechanisms Governing the Performance Evolution of MgO-GGBS-Stone Powder Lightweight Foamed Soil Under CO2 Curing

To facilitate low-carbon construction technologies in subgrade engineering, this study proposes a carbon-sequestering lightweight foamed soil (C-LFS) using an all-solid-waste binder system in which reactive magnesium oxide (MgO), ground granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS), and s...

The Two-Maxian Problem on Block Graphs with Distance Constraint

This paper investigates the constrained two-maxian problem defined on block graphs, a special class of composite graphs containing trees and cacti as subclasses. The problem requires placing two facilities on a block graph such that the Euclidean/topological distance between the...

A system for graded assessment and training pathway generation of musical performance talent capabilities based on multimodal deep learning

Accurate assessment of musical performance traditionally relies on expert judgment, which can be subjective, inconsistent, and difficult to scale. Existing automated evaluation systems often rely on single-modality inputs and fail to capture the complex interplay of audio quality...

Embedding architectural prototype knowledge in interpretable deep learning for morphological similarity evaluation of traditional villages

Prototypes are inherited spatial rules that allow village morphology to persist through migration while adapting to local environments. Conventional studies of village morphology remain limited in large-scale comparison. Although remote-sensing-based deep learning enables large-s...

Dynamic feature pyramid network for real-time gesture recognition

Effective gesture recognition in Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) faces significant challenges from varying hand angles, postures, and complex backgrounds, limiting real-time application potential. This paper proposes the Dynamic Feature Pyramid Network (DFPN), a n...