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Disparate groups share cancer disparities
Trends in Cancer, 2022Due to historical and structural factors, underserved rural and racial/ethnic minorities suffer a disproportionate cancer burden based in part on common disparities they share. The time is ripe for cancer researchers to engage with these underserved populations to build trust in science and improve care for those they serve.
George J, Weiner, Robert A, Winn
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Disparity Vergence Dynamics and Fixation Disparity
American journal of optometry and physiological optic, 1986ABSTRACT The initial velocity of the vergence response to step changes in disparity was examined in two subjects as a function of the retinal locus and spatial frequency of fusion stimuli. Vergence velocity decreased for both subjects as retinal eccentricity increased and it was unaffected by spatial frequency.
C, Schor, K M, Robertson, M, Wesson
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Disparity estimation and disparity-coherent watermarking
SPIE Proceedings, 2015In the context of stereo video, disparity-coherent watermarking has been introduced to provide superior robustness against virtual view synthesis, as well as to improve perceived fidelity. Still, a number of practical considerations have been overlooked and in particular the role of the underlying depth estimation tool on performances. In this article,
Hasan Sheikh Faridul +2 more
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Lymantria dispar dispar genome
2021PacBio and Illumina sequencing of the European gypsy ...
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Optometry and Vision Science, 1989
ABSTRACT Fixation disparity may be a symptom of binocular stress or a purposeful error signal to drive vergence eye movements. Two similar units for detecting fixation disparity (Mallett and Sheedy units) are compared and evaluated. The Mallett unit was found to be more reliable, with similar readings in symptom‐free subjects, whereas
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ABSTRACT Fixation disparity may be a symptom of binocular stress or a purposeful error signal to drive vergence eye movements. Two similar units for detecting fixation disparity (Mallett and Sheedy units) are compared and evaluated. The Mallett unit was found to be more reliable, with similar readings in symptom‐free subjects, whereas
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British Journal of Psychology, 1972
It has been suggested that stereopsis could be explained on a physiological and neuroanatomical basis. However, evidence on depth perception tends to rely on transversely disparate inputs. It was thought that if the explanation lies in the structures of the eye, vertical disparities might result in a depth perception also.
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It has been suggested that stereopsis could be explained on a physiological and neuroanatomical basis. However, evidence on depth perception tends to rely on transversely disparate inputs. It was thought that if the explanation lies in the structures of the eye, vertical disparities might result in a depth perception also.
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2023
I’ve moved around my whole life Cincinnati Columbus Nashville Cleveland after I got out of prison I was homeless for just over five years always in motion “Judge Boyko … to take senior status”
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I’ve moved around my whole life Cincinnati Columbus Nashville Cleveland after I got out of prison I was homeless for just over five years always in motion “Judge Boyko … to take senior status”
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A Review of the Evidence for Disparities in Child vs Adult Health Care: A Disparity in Disparities
Journal of the National Medical Association, 2010Racial and ethnic health disparities in primary care have been well documented in the US healthcare system. However, very little attention has been directed toward inequities in child health. The aim of this review is to provide context for the scope of the challenges associated with addressing pediatric health disparities in primary care by comparing ...
Jean L, Raphael, Anne C, Beal
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An Objective Evaluation for Disparity Map Based on the Disparity Gradient and Disparity Acceleration
2009 International Conference on Information Technology and Computer Science, 2009In this paper, we present a novel objective approach to evaluate the disparity map quality. The two indices which are disparity gradient and disparity acceleration are first proposed for the evaluation of the disparity map. These two indices are under the assumption that the disparity map should be smooth in the natural scene.
Zhuoyun Zhang +3 more
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Motion-Disparity Interaction and the Scaling of Stereoscopic Disparity
2001Contemporary studies of visual perception often view the observer’s problem as one of estimation. In other words, the observer seeks to estimate various aspects of the scene, such as the size and shape of the objects in that scene. The information available to inform this estimation is viewed as consisting of one or more visual cues.
Landy, MS, Brenner, EM (Eli)
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