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Automatic Detection of Burst Suppression
2007 29th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2007Burst suppression pattern (BSP) as a common diffuse abnormal electroencephalographic (EEG) pattern requires close monitoring in the intensive care unit (ICU) environments. Automatic detection of individual BS events has a clinical and practical importance for brain function monitoring in the neurological ICUs (NICUs) using Continuous EEG (CEEG).
Yunhua, Wang, Rajeev, Agarwal
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Automatic Subpixel Detection: Anomaly Detection
2003One type of automatic target detection, unsupervised subpixel detection has been considered in Chapter 5. This chapter considers another type of automatic target detection, anomaly detection. Unlike the unsupervised subpixel detection, which requires generating a posteriori target information, anomaly detection does not need any target information at ...
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Automatic detection of orientation variance
Neuroscience Letters, 2017Rapid extraction of the overall statistics of the visual scene is crucial for the human ability to rapidly perceive the general 'gist'. The aim of this work was to investigate if there exists neural evidence for such a process i.e. automatic, unattended detection of overall statistical differences between scenes.
Szonya, Durant +2 more
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2022
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This thesis was scanned from the print manuscript for digital preservation and is copyright the author. Researchers can access this thesis by asking their local university, institution or public library to make a request on their behalf. Monash staff and postgraduate students can use the link in the References field.
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2022
The aim of this exploratory project is to decrease the test time for correct detection of auditory responses. A correct detection occurs when a response is correctly identified as a response with a maximum of 5% of non-responses categorised as responses.
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The aim of this exploratory project is to decrease the test time for correct detection of auditory responses. A correct detection occurs when a response is correctly identified as a response with a maximum of 5% of non-responses categorised as responses.
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2020
Information about network topology is essential for the operation of wireless networks in general, and of networked control systems in particular. In this chapter, we explain the foundations of topology detection, present our protocol (The protocol ProTop of the ProNet 4.0 protocol stack is an implementation of ATDP.) Automatic Topology Discovery ...
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Information about network topology is essential for the operation of wireless networks in general, and of networked control systems in particular. In this chapter, we explain the foundations of topology detection, present our protocol (The protocol ProTop of the ProNet 4.0 protocol stack is an implementation of ATDP.) Automatic Topology Discovery ...
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2001
In this paper we account for the main characteristics and performance of a number of recently developed term extraction systems. The analysed tools represent the main strategies followed by researchers in this area. All systems are analysed and compared against a set of technically relevant characteristics.
M. Teresa Cabré Castellví +2 more
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In this paper we account for the main characteristics and performance of a number of recently developed term extraction systems. The analysed tools represent the main strategies followed by researchers in this area. All systems are analysed and compared against a set of technically relevant characteristics.
M. Teresa Cabré Castellví +2 more
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Automatic analysis with thermometric detection
Talanta, 1968The construction of a cell and associated Wheatstone bridge detector circuitry is described for a thermometric detector suitable for attachment to a Technicon Autoanalyzer. The detector produces a d.c. mV signal linearly proportional to the concentration (0.005-0.1M) of the thermally reactive component in the sample stream when it is mixed in the cell ...
W R, McLean, G E, Penketh
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1976
In the preceding chapters testing and debugging were treated as more or less manual processes. The following two chapters deal with these processes as being automatic. Computer systems that are able to recognise an error and take appropriate action are known in the literature as fault-tolerant systems.
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In the preceding chapters testing and debugging were treated as more or less manual processes. The following two chapters deal with these processes as being automatic. Computer systems that are able to recognise an error and take appropriate action are known in the literature as fault-tolerant systems.
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Automatic Difficulty Detection
2014Previous work has suggested that the productivity of developers increases when they help each other and as distance increases, help is offered less. One way to make the amount of help independent of distance is to develop a system that automatically determines and communicates developers' difficulty. It is our thesis that automatic difficulty detection
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