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Baby-directed umbilical cord clamping: A feasibility study

Resuscitation, 2018
Over five percent of infants born worldwide will need help breathing after birth. Delayed cord clamping (DCC) has become the standard of care for vigorous infants. DCC in non-vigorous infants is uncommon because of logistical difficulties in providing effective resuscitation during DCC.
Douglas A. Blank, Shiraz Badurdeen, C. Omar F Kamlin, Susan E. Jacobs, Marta Thio, Jennifer A. Dawson, Stefan C. Kane, Alicia T. Dennis, Graeme R. Polglase, Stuart B. Hooper, Peter G. Davis   +10 more
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A feasible direction method for image restoration

Optimization Letters, 2011
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LANDI, GERMANA, LOLI PICCOLOMINI, ELENA
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Methods of Feasible Directions: A Review

2000
Since the theoretical basis for the method of feasible directions (MFD) was originally developed by Zoutendijk in 1960’s, several basic variations and modifications of MFD were proposed and investigated. Even though faster algorithms for solving nonlinear programming problems exist, MFD has never been abandoned because of several important advantages ...
Xibin Chen, Michael M. Kostreva
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Feasibility of a Variable-Directivity Locomotive Horn

2012 Joint Rail Conference, 2012
It is estimated that up to 9.3 million persons may be impacted by locomotive horn noise and up to 4.6 million of those may be severely impacted.1 In 2009, there were over 1,900 incidents, over 700 injuries and over 240 fatalities at highway-rail grade crossings.2 The National Academy of Engineering Committee on Technology for a Quieter America has ...
Jason C. Ross, Basant K. Parida, Abdullatif K. Zaouk, Grant S. Nash, Swamidas K. (John) Punwani   +4 more
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Feasible directions linear programming by neural networks

1990 IJCNN International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, 1990
The authors describe how a neural network can be built for the exact solution of linear programming problems by a feasible directions approach. The proposed network, when started at any interior point, continuously tracks a path of equally interior points converging to an optimal solution.
V.C. Barbosa, L.A.V. de Carvalho
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Feasible direction method for bilevel programming problem

Optimization, 2012
In this article, we investigate the application of feasible direction method for an optimistic non-linear bilevel programming problem. The convex lower level problem of an optimistic non-linear bilevel programming problem is replaced by relaxed KKT conditions. The feasible direction method developed by Topkis and Veinott [D.M.
Ayalew Getachew Mersha, Stephan Dempe
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Feasible Direction Interior-Point Technique for Nonlinear Optimization

Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 1998
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Feasibility of Motion Planning on Directed Graphs

2009
Because of irreversibility of movements, motion planning on directed graphs is much more intricate than that on graphs. Recently we showed that the feasibility of motion planning on acyclic and strongly connected directed graphs can be decided in time O (nm ) (n ,m are respectively the number of vertices and arcs of the directed graph), but left the ...
Zhilin Wu, Stéphane Grumbach
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Constrained Variable Metric Method With Feasible Directions

16th Design Automation Conference: Volume 2 — Optimal Design and Mechanical Systems Analysis, 1990
Abstract This paper proposes a new feasible direction algorithm based on the constrained variable metric method of Powell in order to handle the design optimization problmes which demand that all iterative points are feasible. The algorithm retains many advantages of the constrained variable metric method, makes use of the properties of ...
Wang Jianhua, Zhou Ji, Yu Jun
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Direct conversion for FLEX paging receivers-a feasibility study

1998 IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium Digest (Cat. No.98CH36192), 2002
To achieve an integrated solution for the 6400 bps FLEX paging receiver, we examined the direct conversion architecture and addressed two major problems that may obstruct the implementation: (1) the compensation of the DC offset, and (2) the design of a 4-level FSK demodulator at zero-IF.
null Zhiheng Chen, J. Lau
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