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Crip2 preserves hematopoietic stem and progenitor cell production through inhibition of Notch signals. [PDF]
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IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, 2007
Active contours, or so-called snakes, require some parameters to determine the form of the external force or to adjust the tradeoff between the internal forces and the external forces acting on the active contour. However, the optimal values of these parameters cannot be easily identified in a general sense.
Umut Ozertem, Deniz Erdogmus
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Active contours, or so-called snakes, require some parameters to determine the form of the external force or to adjust the tradeoff between the internal forces and the external forces acting on the active contour. However, the optimal values of these parameters cannot be easily identified in a general sense.
Umut Ozertem, Deniz Erdogmus
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American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1986
This paper proposes the use of nonparametric statistical methods as a way to increase the quality and quantity of research in occupational therapy. Assumptions underlying parametric versus nonparametric methods are compared and the conditions under which nonparametric methods may be preferred are specified.
C B, Royeen, W L, Seaver
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This paper proposes the use of nonparametric statistical methods as a way to increase the quality and quantity of research in occupational therapy. Assumptions underlying parametric versus nonparametric methods are compared and the conditions under which nonparametric methods may be preferred are specified.
C B, Royeen, W L, Seaver
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