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Ultra-sensitive molecular residual disease detection through whole genome sequencing with single-read error correction. [PDF]
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Adaptive Weighted Error-Correction Method Based on the Error Distribution Characteristics of Multi-Channel Alignment. [PDF]
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Quantum error-correction using humming sparrow optimization based self-adaptive deep cnn noise correction module. [PDF]
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Pointing Error Correction for Vehicle-Mounted Single-Photon Ranging Theodolite Using a Piecewise Linear Regression Model. [PDF]
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Error-correcting codes for correcting bursts of errors
Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Part I: Communication and Electronics, 1960In data transmission systems that are subject to noise, it is found that errors do not occur randomly but in bursts. Consequently, much interest has centered lately on the problem of constructing suitable error-correcting codes.
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2002
Publisher Summary The chapter discusses the error-correcting codes that are used effectively to hide information in a number of ways. The most obvious approach is to introduce small errors into a file in an organized fashion. If someone tries to read the file with ordinary tools, the error correction patches up these changes.
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Publisher Summary The chapter discusses the error-correcting codes that are used effectively to hide information in a number of ways. The most obvious approach is to introduce small errors into a file in an organized fashion. If someone tries to read the file with ordinary tools, the error correction patches up these changes.
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2009
This chapter outlines the theoretical framework used in the book. It looks at the concept of “subject” used by Foucault as a way of describing an individual in society. Foucault talked of his academic work as centering around the idea of how subjects are made in interaction with others. The chapter provides examples of research that have used this idea
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This chapter outlines the theoretical framework used in the book. It looks at the concept of “subject” used by Foucault as a way of describing an individual in society. Foucault talked of his academic work as centering around the idea of how subjects are made in interaction with others. The chapter provides examples of research that have used this idea
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Experiments in Fluids, 2000
A non-post-interrogation method of reducing subpixel errors and eliminating spurious vectors from particle image velocimetry (PIV) results is presented. Unlike methods that rely on the accuracy or similarity of neighboring vectors, errors are eliminated before correlation information is discarded using available spatial and/or temporal data.
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A non-post-interrogation method of reducing subpixel errors and eliminating spurious vectors from particle image velocimetry (PIV) results is presented. Unlike methods that rely on the accuracy or similarity of neighboring vectors, errors are eliminated before correlation information is discarded using available spatial and/or temporal data.
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2015
This chapter deals with the problem of reliable transmission of digitally encoded information through an unreliable channel. In a way all channels are not completely reliable. Even the best telecommunication systems connecting numerous information centres in various countries have some non-zero error rate.
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This chapter deals with the problem of reliable transmission of digitally encoded information through an unreliable channel. In a way all channels are not completely reliable. Even the best telecommunication systems connecting numerous information centres in various countries have some non-zero error rate.
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2011
This chapter discusses published DAC correction methods that do not use error measurements to improve the DAC performance. It overviews main state-of-the art mechanisms to reduce DAC expected errors. Recent publications are referenced to support the overview.
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This chapter discusses published DAC correction methods that do not use error measurements to improve the DAC performance. It overviews main state-of-the art mechanisms to reduce DAC expected errors. Recent publications are referenced to support the overview.
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