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A Method of Fuzzy‐Theory‐Based Computer‐Aided Exploratory Data Analysis
Biometrical Journal, 1987AbstractWhen evaluating functional relationships from given data in an exploratory state of investigation, we only want to get an imagination of a possibly existing trend. Usually, methods of local or empirical regression are chosen to meet this purpose. In the paper we suggest an alternative using the possibilities of modern picture processing methods
Bandemer, H., Roth, Karl
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A new approach in artificial neuron theory for use in computer aided diagnosis
Medical Engineering & Physics, 1995An artificial neuron, which has an original training process, has been developed as part of a project in the field of computer aided diagnosis. The aim of this work is to analyse medical images to recognise an abnormal region of an organ. In contrast to other methods, generating information of the abnormality's level is part of the recognition stage ...
Liveratos, G.N., Chappell, P.H.
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Full-Wave Theory Applied to Computer-Aided Graphics for 3D Objects
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1987Modele mathematique pour la reflexion de la lumiere par une surface metallique. On tient compte de la totalite de la representation spectrale du champ diffuse, donc de la reflexion speculaire et ...
Ezekiel Bahar, Swapan Chakrabarti
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Computer-aided learning of basic circuit theory
1999In the paper, a new approach to PC-aided learning of basic circuit theory is introduced, based upon a dedicated software tailored to described methodology, which is using PC for visualisation and dynamic analysis of relation between electrical quantities, thus introducing into the learning process a qualitetive approach which facilitates the ...
Pavić, Armin, Felja, Ivan
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Application of Information Theory to Improve Computer-Aided Diagnosis
2001Abstract : Mammographic Computer-Aided Diagnosis (CAD) systems are an approach for low-cost double reading. Though results to date have been promising, current systems often suffer from unacceptably high false positive rates. Improved methods are needed for optimally setting the system parameters, particularly in the case of statistical models that are
Clay Spence, Paul Sajda
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Artificial intelligence and quality assurance in computer-aided systems theory
1990Cast (Computer-aided system theory) is a very important aspect of system theories, since it provides the methodological basis for modelling complex systems and algorithms to process the models of such systems. Quality assurance problems and Cast are closely related.
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Computer-aided mechanism synthesis based on the Burmester theory
Mechanism and Machine Theory, 1994Abstract Computer-aided synthesis of mechanisms becomes very effective when personal computers with graphic display are used. The hardware provides the possibility to realize an interactive process between man and machine, the so called man-machine-dialogue.
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Learning theory and knowledge structures in computer-aided instruction.
M.D. computing : computers in medical practice, 1990The development of computer-aided instructional (CAI) systems suffers from a lack of a cohesive theory of learning--how do students acquire and store knowledge? From studies of computer systems that learn and tutor, we can infer generic activities that appear to be integral parts of the learning process, such as aggregation, clustering ...
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Graph Theory Applied to Computer Aided Plant Layout
1975Many of the flow diagrams used by industrial engineers for many years constitute graphs in the mathematical sense, and yet the realization that there is a considerable volume of mathematics dealing with graph theory which might be usefully applied has come only recently. This paper explores this possibility.
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