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Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1992
Clinical observations suggesting that perceptual distortions can take place during episodes of fear are described, and two hypotheses are set out: (1) perceptual distortions occur during episodes of fear, and (2) such distortions decline after reduction of the pertinent fear.
S, Rachman, M, Cuk
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Clinical observations suggesting that perceptual distortions can take place during episodes of fear are described, and two hypotheses are set out: (1) perceptual distortions occur during episodes of fear, and (2) such distortions decline after reduction of the pertinent fear.
S, Rachman, M, Cuk
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Distortion and Deformation, Measures of Distortion
1976In ordinary English the terms distortion and deformation are roughly synonymous. Both refer to a change in shape or configuration of a body. Thus we can speak of distortion or deformation of the fossil in Figure 14.1. We know there has been a change in configuration of this shell because the hinge line and the median line are no longer perpendicular to
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On the audibility of distortion
ICASSP '76. IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 1976Summary form only given, as follows. The distortion characteristics of microphones, recorders, amplifiers, and, loudspeakers will be cross-compared to arrive at a distortion budget. Better valve and, transistor anDlifiers make a negligible contribution to this budget.
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Telegraph distortion and distortion measuring
Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Part I: Communication and Electronics, 1961The definition of distortion with the resulting conclusions is of fundamental importance in determining the reliability of telegraph transmission circuits, judging the quality of the component sections, assessing maintenance requirements, and planning teleprinter networks.
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SIAM Review, 1974
All maps which cartographers use to represent the earth and most maps which psychologists use to represent experimental data are distorted; i.e., distances in the maps do not exactly equal distances in the original space. Here mean-squared error is used to measure distortion and the problem is to find a map which minimizes it.
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All maps which cartographers use to represent the earth and most maps which psychologists use to represent experimental data are distorted; i.e., distances in the maps do not exactly equal distances in the original space. Here mean-squared error is used to measure distortion and the problem is to find a map which minimizes it.
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2005
Kenyon et al. (STOC 04) compute the distortion between one-dimensional finite point sets when the distortion is small; Papadimitriou and Safra (SODA 05) show that the problem is NP-hard to approximate within a factor of 3, albeit in 3 dimensions. We solve an open problem in these two papers by demonstrating that, when the distortion is large, it is ...
Alexander Hall +1 more
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Kenyon et al. (STOC 04) compute the distortion between one-dimensional finite point sets when the distortion is small; Papadimitriou and Safra (SODA 05) show that the problem is NP-hard to approximate within a factor of 3, albeit in 3 dimensions. We solve an open problem in these two papers by demonstrating that, when the distortion is large, it is ...
Alexander Hall +1 more
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Girth and Euclidean distortion
Geometric And Functional Analysis, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Nathan Linial, Avner Magen, Assaf Naor
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The Laryngoscope, 1982
The auditory system responds to pulsatile energy flow from the environment. Compression and rarefaction of gaseous molecular mass is transduced into electromechanical forms, in order to produce an effect at the cortical level. For energy input to have consistent meaning, transduction must preserve information coded within the pattern of energy flow ...
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The auditory system responds to pulsatile energy flow from the environment. Compression and rarefaction of gaseous molecular mass is transduced into electromechanical forms, in order to produce an effect at the cortical level. For energy input to have consistent meaning, transduction must preserve information coded within the pattern of energy flow ...
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ACM SIGGRAPH 98 Conference abstracts and applications, 1998
Tshyoshi Mizoguchi +1 more
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Tshyoshi Mizoguchi +1 more
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GraphIQA: Learning Distortion Graph Representations for Blind Image Quality Assessment
IEEE Transactions on Multimedia, 2023Jiahua Xu, Zhibo Chen, Tao Yu
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