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Parameter redundancy in mark‐recovery models
Biometrical Journal, 2012We provide a definitive guide to parameter redundancy in mark‐recovery models, indicating, for a wide range of models, in which all the parameters are estimable, and in which models they are not. For these parameter‐redundant models, we identify the parameter combinations that can be estimated.
Cole, Diana J. +3 more
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The effect of environmental parameters on product recovery
European Journal of Operational Research, 2004zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Patroklos Georgiadis, Dimitrios Vlachos
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Automatic Recovery of Ciphering Parameter Synchronization
IEICE Transactions on Communications, 2005In this paper, we briefly describe situations that may cause HFN de-synchronization for ciphering applications in UMTS. Detection methods of HFN de-synchronization are discussed and the lower bound of the HFN de-synchronization perceptibility is derived. A supporting simulation result of the perceptibility is given.
Sam S. Jiang, Li-Wen Wu
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Parameter Recovery Using Radon Transform
Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Advances in Mobile Computing and Multimedia, 2018In computer vision, alignment of images plays an important role in different day to day life applications by bringing similar points of images into correspondence. Conventionally, images are aligned by using the extracted features of images. However, the extraction of features is difficult, time consuming and not suitable for low quality images ...
Komal Komal +3 more
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Recovery of the Lamé parameter in biological tissues
Inverse Problems, 2003Summary: By cross-correlating successive ultrasonic scans of the biological tissue that is excited by a transient source on the surface, recent experiments show that elastic wave displacement during the interval between the two scans can be measured everywhere in the tissue.
Ji, Lin, McLaughlin, Joyce
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Dependence of the recovery parameters of objects on the characteristics of the recovery process
Journal of Machinery Manufacture and Reliability, 2017For the main recovery parameters of an object, the formulas of their dependence on the recovery process characteristics have been proved. The established dependences are nonparametric and, thus, applicable to the arbitrary laws of the recovery process of objects.
G. S. Sadykhov, I. A. Babaev
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Parameter Optimization for a Neurotransmission Recovery Model
Bulletin of Mathematical BiologyWe assess the empirical applicability of a simplified model for neurotransmitter release that incorporates maturation, fusion, and recovery of both release sites and vesicles. Model parameters are optimized by fitting the model to experimental data obtained from neuromuscular junction synapses of 3rd-instar Drosophila melanogaster larvae. In particular,
Ariane Ernst +6 more
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Efficient Parameters for Compressed Sensing Recovery Algorithms
Wireless Personal Communications, 2016Compressed sensing CS has been an effective research area which it plays an efficient role in many applications such as cognitive radio, imaging, radar and many other applications. The main part of CS system is to recover an input signal by using minimum number of samples than used by conventional (Nyquist) sampling.
Wafaa A. Shalaby +3 more
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Recovery Parameters after Sevoflurane and Isoflurane Anesthesia
Pharmacotherapy: The Journal of Human Pharmacology and Drug Therapy, 1997We compared recovery times in patients with American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status 1—III receiving sevoflurane or isoflurane during surgical procedures longer than 1 hour in duration. Of the 50 patients enrolled, 23 received sevoflurane and 27 received isoflurane.
J, Cantillo +3 more
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Pharmacokinetic Parameters Relevant to Recovery from Opioids
Anesthesiology, 1994Several recent studies have suggested that the terminal half-lives of many drugs do not predict the rate of washout of drug after the relatively short durations of infusions used in anesthesia. Many anesthetic drugs fit a three-compartment mamillary model, with three volumes of distribution (central [V1] and peripheral [V2 and V3]) and three clearances
E J, Youngs, S L, Shafer
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