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An Artificial Neural Network with Bayes' Theorem (Hybrid) for Automated Bearing Faults Diagnosis
Yeo Siang Chuan +7 more
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ABSTRACT Each patient is simultaneously given several binary tests for a disease. The tests are partitioned into disjoint groups, assumed to be conditionally independent between groups, but allowed to have arbitrary dependence within a group. The groups are intended to capture similar biological features of the tests.
Joseph B. Kadane
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Bayesian Response‐Adaptive Randomization for Cluster Randomized Controlled Trials
ABSTRACT Cluster randomized controlled trials where groups (or clusters) of individuals, rather than single individuals, are randomized are especially useful when individual‐level randomization is not feasible or when interventions are naturally delivered at the group level.
Yunyi Liu +2 more
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Quantum Shannon Information Theory-Design of Communication, Ciphers, and Sensors. [PDF]
Hirota O.
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Reconstruction of low signal‐to‐noise ratio signals enables improved information recovery in piezoresponse force microscopy data, even in data with a substantial amount of noise. Incorporating signal processing errors to detect and Bayesian matrix completion methods to reconstruct low SNR signals substantially alters the apparent PFM switching ...
Kerisha N. Williams +5 more
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Flipping the Conditional: Why We Are Probably Wrong About Probabilities. [PDF]
Sidebotham D, Dare T.
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Phishing URL Detection and Interpretability With Machine Learning: A Cross‐Dataset Approach
ABSTRACT Phishing attacks pose a significant security threat, particularly through deceptive emails designed to trick users into clicking on malicious links, with phishing URLs often serving as the primary indicator of such attacks. This paper presents a machine learning approach for detecting phishing email attacks by analyzing the URLs embedded ...
Liyan Yi +2 more
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Abstract Reliable and efficient simulation and optimization (SO) approach are crucial for groundwater management. Traditionally, SO of groundwater system relies on process‐based numerical models, which often feature low computational efficiency, and unsatisfactory accuracy under limited amount of supportive data and time‐varying aquifer conditions ...
Zhenjiao Jiang +5 more
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Abstract Process‐based land surface models (LSMs) are widely used for global water cycle and runoff assessments, but when integrated with hydrodynamic models, the streamflow simulations exhibit significant uncertainties in uncalibrated mode, limiting their effectiveness in local hydrology applications.
Bhanu Magotra, Manabendra Saharia
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