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2023 31st Signal Processing and Communications Applications Conference (SIU), 2023
The lack of regulation and liquidity in crypto money markets causes higher volatility compared to other financial markets. This situation increases the noise in price change. The high noise and random walk create a problem that cannot be explained by traditional stochastic financial methods.
Tuncer, Suat, Kayan, Ersan, Çakar, Tuna
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The lack of regulation and liquidity in crypto money markets causes higher volatility compared to other financial markets. This situation increases the noise in price change. The high noise and random walk create a problem that cannot be explained by traditional stochastic financial methods.
Tuncer, Suat, Kayan, Ersan, Çakar, Tuna
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Angiology, 1992
The possible vascular effects of noise were studied. A study of the carotid vessels was made with Doppler ultrasonography in two groups of subjects exposed to various intensity of noise. The following data were studied: age, blood pressure, serum cholesterol, blood glucose, smoking habits, excess weight, electrocardiographic anomalies, family history ...
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The possible vascular effects of noise were studied. A study of the carotid vessels was made with Doppler ultrasonography in two groups of subjects exposed to various intensity of noise. The following data were studied: age, blood pressure, serum cholesterol, blood glucose, smoking habits, excess weight, electrocardiographic anomalies, family history ...
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The Effects of Noise on Hearing
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1962Extensive data indicate that the loss of hearing acuity observed with increasing age may be attributed to presbycusis or to the effects of exposure to noise. The problem of differentiating between these two causes of hearing loss is complicated by the many variables in exposure and susceptibility to noise.In this discussion, the author reviews methods ...
T A, ALIM, E, ESSAMMAA
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Acta Medica Scandinavica, 1983
Thirteen patients with mild essential hypertension, mean age 44 years (range 21–59), were studied during “stress” before and after postsynaptic α‐adrenoceptor blockade and combined postsynaptic α‐ and non‐selective β‐adrenoceptor blockade. Loud broad band noise (100 dBA for 10 min) was used as the stress stimulus. Exposure to noise caused a significant
L, Andrén +4 more
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Thirteen patients with mild essential hypertension, mean age 44 years (range 21–59), were studied during “stress” before and after postsynaptic α‐adrenoceptor blockade and combined postsynaptic α‐ and non‐selective β‐adrenoceptor blockade. Loud broad band noise (100 dBA for 10 min) was used as the stress stimulus. Exposure to noise caused a significant
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1974
An overview of the effects of noise on people as can be determined from the scientific literature is presented. Only audible noise is considered and no attempt is made to describe the extent of the noise problem in terms of the number of people affected or in terms of social and economic costs.
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An overview of the effects of noise on people as can be determined from the scientific literature is presented. Only audible noise is considered and no attempt is made to describe the extent of the noise problem in terms of the number of people affected or in terms of social and economic costs.
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British Journal of Nursing, 1994
Excessive noise in health care settings can induce headaches, cause irritability, prolong wound healing and increase sensitivity to pain. Simple measures, such as wearing soft-soled shoes, closing doors to areas with excessive noise (the television or sluice rooms) and choosing equipment with quieter alarms, can improve patient outcomes and result in ...
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Excessive noise in health care settings can induce headaches, cause irritability, prolong wound healing and increase sensitivity to pain. Simple measures, such as wearing soft-soled shoes, closing doors to areas with excessive noise (the television or sluice rooms) and choosing equipment with quieter alarms, can improve patient outcomes and result in ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1999
FEW WOULD DENY THAT WE LIVE IN A NOISY WORLD. NOISE, whether a result of air traffic, crowded urban streets, personal stereos, or high-powered machinery, rifles, and shotguns, is one of America’s most widespread nuisances. Excessive noise disrupts sleep, produces stress, impairs communication, and, in high enough doses, causes significant noise-induced
W W, Clark, B A, Bohne
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FEW WOULD DENY THAT WE LIVE IN A NOISY WORLD. NOISE, whether a result of air traffic, crowded urban streets, personal stereos, or high-powered machinery, rifles, and shotguns, is one of America’s most widespread nuisances. Excessive noise disrupts sleep, produces stress, impairs communication, and, in high enough doses, causes significant noise-induced
W W, Clark, B A, Bohne
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Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1992
We live in a noisy world. The clamor and din of modern society has increased in variety, if not in prevalence and intensity, In the past decades, making noise America's most widespread nuisance. Excessive noise exposure annoys individuals, produces stress, Impairs the ability to communicate, Interferes with work and play activities, and, in high enough
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We live in a noisy world. The clamor and din of modern society has increased in variety, if not in prevalence and intensity, In the past decades, making noise America's most widespread nuisance. Excessive noise exposure annoys individuals, produces stress, Impairs the ability to communicate, Interferes with work and play activities, and, in high enough
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The effect of noise on entropy
Acta Crystallographica Section D Biological Crystallography, 1993A complementary relationship between the entropy (S) and the variance (sigma(2)) of an electron-density map is derived by approximating the logarithmic term in the entropy expression by a series expansion around the average map density. The resulting expression is S approximately ln N - 1/2sigma(2), where N is the number of grid points and sigma is the
R, Swanson, S M, Swanson
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Noise Increases Anchoring Effects
Psychological Science, 2021We introduce a theoretical framework distinguishing between anchoring effects, anchoring bias, and judgmental noise: Anchoring effects require anchoring bias, but noise modulates their size. We tested this framework by manipulating stimulus magnitudes. As magnitudes increase, psychophysical noise due to scalar variability widens the perceived range of ...
Chang-Yuan Lee, Carey K. Morewedge
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