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Fast Computation of MD-DCT-IV/MD-DST-IV by MD-DWT or MD-DCT-II
SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing, 2003The authors reveal relationships between the type-IV multidimensional discrete cosine transform (MD-DCT-IV) and the type-II multidimensional discrete cosine transform (MD-DCT-II) or the multidimensional discrete W-transform (MD-DWT). Based on the relationships, two new fast algorithms for MD-DCT-IV are proposed.
Zeng, Yonghong +3 more
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Pediatrics, 1991
It's been almost two years since the weekend my daughter couldn't breathe. It started Thursday evening with a runny nose and low-grade fever, not unlike the times she's had colds before. Even when she developed the barking cough, which heralded the onset of the croup, we weren't concerned.
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It's been almost two years since the weekend my daughter couldn't breathe. It started Thursday evening with a runny nose and low-grade fever, not unlike the times she's had colds before. Even when she developed the barking cough, which heralded the onset of the croup, we weren't concerned.
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ACM SIGMICRO Newsletter, 1982
A general purpose, total system MDS 1,2 (Microprogramming Design-support System) has been developed to hasten the introduction of various kinds of firmware over the widest possible range of computer from the largest to the smallest (microcomputer).
Kazutoshi Takahashi +4 more
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A general purpose, total system MDS 1,2 (Microprogramming Design-support System) has been developed to hasten the introduction of various kinds of firmware over the widest possible range of computer from the largest to the smallest (microcomputer).
Kazutoshi Takahashi +4 more
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MDS Arrangements and MDS Descriptors
2004In this chapter we shall introduce two formalizations of the MDS structure of genes, viz., MDS arrangements and MDS descriptors. MDS arrangements result from representing each elementary or composite MDS by its own symbol, and then by representing the MDS structure of a micronuclear or an intermediate gene by the string of symbols corresponding to the ...
Andrzej Ehrenfeucht +4 more
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Proceedings of the eighth ACM international conference on Multimedia, 2000
This paper describes MDS: a Multimodal-based Dialog System that supports communication between the hearing impaired and hearing-abled. The system converts sign language to speech, and combines speech with gesture and lip motion using a human face. The features of the human face are derived by doing a 3D feature extraction of the speaker's face, so that
Jiyong Ma +9 more
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This paper describes MDS: a Multimodal-based Dialog System that supports communication between the hearing impaired and hearing-abled. The system converts sign language to speech, and combines speech with gesture and lip motion using a human face. The features of the human face are derived by doing a 3D feature extraction of the speaker's face, so that
Jiyong Ma +9 more
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Blood, 2009
Abstract Abstract 4863 THE SECONDARY TRANSFORMATION OF MDS INTO MYELOFIBROSIS IS INDEPENDENT OF THE JAK2 MUTATION Introduction The exact significance of the JAK2 V617F mutation in MDS is unclear. It has previously been suggested that MF could be associated with MDS as one
Zartash Gul +3 more
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Abstract Abstract 4863 THE SECONDARY TRANSFORMATION OF MDS INTO MYELOFIBROSIS IS INDEPENDENT OF THE JAK2 MUTATION Introduction The exact significance of the JAK2 V617F mutation in MDS is unclear. It has previously been suggested that MF could be associated with MDS as one
Zartash Gul +3 more
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Proceedings of the November 17-19, 1970, fall joint computer conference on - AFIPS '70 (Fall), 1970
In the education of the deaf, are there problems so special that their solution justifies the use of a computer? And if there are such problems, how can the computer best be used to solve them? Early in the history of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, its administrators voted "Yes" on the first question and "Let's find out" on the second ...
Rolfe H. Newton, Paul W. Vonhof
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In the education of the deaf, are there problems so special that their solution justifies the use of a computer? And if there are such problems, how can the computer best be used to solve them? Early in the history of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, its administrators voted "Yes" on the first question and "Let's find out" on the second ...
Rolfe H. Newton, Paul W. Vonhof
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Pria Anand, MD, Anna Cervantes-Arslanian, MD, and Steven Feske, MD
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