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A statistical framework is applied to quantify the distribution of electrical resistivity among individual filaments of two commercially available carbon fiber types. Correlations between filament resistivity, tensile modulus, and diameter are examined and complemented by TEM analysis to provide new insight into filament‐level variability relevant for ...
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Delivering sleep: Bed kit distributions to children living in poverty in Tanzania. [PDF]
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Multivariate Normal Distribution Method for a Virtual Cerebral Arterial Population. [PDF]
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Beyond Bonferroni: new multiple contrast tests for time-to-event data under non-proportional hazards. [PDF]
Dormuth I +5 more
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FedPLC: Federated Learning with Dynamic Cluster Adaptation for Concept Drift on Non-IID Data. [PDF]
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How earthquakes organize stress. [PDF]
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Research on UAV Autonomous Trajectory Planning Based on Prediction Information in Crowded Unknown Dynamic Environments. [PDF]
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Distributed Cooperative Localization
Journal of Information Technology Research, 2013Localization for mobile platforms, in indoor scenarios, represents a cornerstone achievement to effective develop service and field robots able to safely cooperate. This paper proposes a methodology to achieve such a result by applying a completely decentralized and distributed algorithm.
PANZIERI, Stefano +3 more
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Fault-Local Distributed Mending
Journal of Algorithms, 1999Summary: As communication networks grow, existing fault handling tools that involve global measures such as global time-outs or reset procedures become increasingly unaffordable, since their cost grows with the size of the network. Rather, for a fault handling mechanism to scale to large networks, its cost must depend only on the number of failed nodes
Kutten, Shay, Peleg, David
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