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Search and capture in space and time
Science, 2017T Cell Biology How immunological T cells scan target cells for ligands is poorly understood. Cai et al. examined microvillar dynamics in living T cells in three dimensions and real time. The T cells palpated all spots on a surface within about 1 min through rapid movements of their microvilli ...
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Real-Time Motion Capture: An Overview
2016 10th International Conference on Complex, Intelligent, and Software Intensive Systems (CISIS), 2016Many emerging motion-related applications, such as virtual reality, decision making, and health monitoring, demand reliability and quick response upon input changes. Motion capture has been a well-researched topic in the past decades with applications in many industries.
Xudong Zhu, Kin Fun Li
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Capture–Recapture When Time and Behavioral Response Affect Capture Probabilities
Biometrics, 2000Summary. We consider a capture–recapture model in which capture probabilities vary with time and with behavioral response. Two inference procedures are developed under the assumption that recapture probabilities bear a constant relationship to initial capture probabilities. These two procedures are the maximum likelihood method (both unconditional and
Chao, Anne, Chu, Wenten, Hsu, Chiu-Hsieh
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2019
Recent advances in animal studies have established the widespread use of learned, symbolic communication in the animal kingdom (and hence, of some variety of "language"). Meanwhile, Mechling (1989), has argued that folklore, as shared learned traditions, also exists in non-human animals.
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Recent advances in animal studies have established the widespread use of learned, symbolic communication in the animal kingdom (and hence, of some variety of "language"). Meanwhile, Mechling (1989), has argued that folklore, as shared learned traditions, also exists in non-human animals.
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Real-Time Motion Capture on a Budget
2018The U.S. Army Research Laboratory’s Simulation & Training Technology Center, along with Cole Engineering Services, Inc. and the University of Central Florida have set out to leverage commercial technology with the goal of improving realism, and reducing cost for Army training tasks.
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On continuous‐time capture‐recapture in closed populations
Biometrics, 2019AbstractSchofield et al. (2018, Biometrics 74, 626–635) presented simple and efficient algorithms for fitting continuous‐time capture‐recapture models based on Poisson processes. They also demonstrated by real examples that the standard method of discretizing continuous‐time capture‐recapture data and then fitting traditional discrete‐time models may ...
Wei Zhang, Simon J. Bonner
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Capture time of Brownian pursuits
Probability Theory and Related Fields, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Qi-Man Shao, Wenbo V Li
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The Capture Efficiency Map: The Capture Zone Under Time‐Varying Flow
Groundwater, 2002Abstract The capture zone or contributing area of a ground water extraction well can be defined as that portion of the aquifer from which the well draws its water. Accurate delineation of capture zones is important in many ground water remediation applications and in the definition of wellhead protection areas.
Adam D, Festger, Gary R, Walter
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2002
Abstract Enoch and Sally returned to the neurologist for a follow-up examination. At first Enoch could barely remember the initial interview and physical exam, but the office and its unique paraphernalia jogged his memory. The odd juxtaposition of reflex hammers, tuning forks, ophthalmoscopes, eye charts, visual field screens, pins for ...
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Abstract Enoch and Sally returned to the neurologist for a follow-up examination. At first Enoch could barely remember the initial interview and physical exam, but the office and its unique paraphernalia jogged his memory. The odd juxtaposition of reflex hammers, tuning forks, ophthalmoscopes, eye charts, visual field screens, pins for ...
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Real-time capture of experiential knowledge
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1988The author examines the real-time capture of experiential knowledge, based on formal modeling of human perception by presenting algorithms for the recognition and labeling of behavioral patterns. The nature of human perceptual models is discussed and the features of the FDS (formal description schema) model of human perception are presented.
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