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Beam range estimation by measuring bremsstrahlung
Physics in Medicine and Biology, 2012We describe a new method for estimating the beam range in heavy-ion radiation therapy by measuring the ion beam bremsstrahlung. We experimentally confirm that the secondary electron bremsstrahlung process provides the dominant bremsstrahlung contribution.
Mitsutaka, Yamaguchi +12 more
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1994
An estimator is said to be range preserving if its values are confined to the range of what it is to estimate. The property of being range preserving is an essential property of an estimator, a sine qua non. Other properties, such as unbiasedness, may be desirable in some situations, but an unbiased estimator that is not range preserving should be ...
N. I. Fisher, P. K. Sen
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An estimator is said to be range preserving if its values are confined to the range of what it is to estimate. The property of being range preserving is an essential property of an estimator, a sine qua non. Other properties, such as unbiasedness, may be desirable in some situations, but an unbiased estimator that is not range preserving should be ...
N. I. Fisher, P. K. Sen
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Age estimation with dynamic age range
Multimedia Tools and Applications, 2016Age estimation has been widely used and became more and more important, for its usefulness in various applications. However, accurately predict the age for an unlabeled image is difficult, because there are many factors that have impact on the appearance of a person.
De-He Lai +4 more
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On range and attitude estimation
Proceedings of 1994 IEEE Position, Location and Navigation Symposium - PLANS'94, 2002Two algorithms to support an airborne, gimballed, electro-optical sensor are described. They have been designed for "Litening", a new targeting and navigation pod, which has been developed by Rafael. A full inertial measurement unit (IMU), capable of measuring linear acceleration and angular velocity, in three orthogonal axes, is mounted in the inner ...
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Robustness of the least squares range estimator
2016 Australian Communications Theory Workshop (AusCTW), 2016We consider the problem of distance, or range, estimation by measuring the phase of a sinusoidal signal transmitted between two locations. The distance can only be unambiguously measured if it is contained in an interval of length less than the wavelength of the signal.
Assad Akhlaq +2 more
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Estimating the range of a function in an online setting
Information Processing Letters, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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1998
Perhaps the most important application of the AF of a signal is the radar/sonar problem of jointly estimating the range and radial velocity (Doppler shift) of a slowly fluctuating point target. The AF is important in this context since (i) the maximum-likelihood estimator for range and Doppler shift uses the cross-AF of the transmitted and received ...
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Perhaps the most important application of the AF of a signal is the radar/sonar problem of jointly estimating the range and radial velocity (Doppler shift) of a slowly fluctuating point target. The AF is important in this context since (i) the maximum-likelihood estimator for range and Doppler shift uses the cross-AF of the transmitted and received ...
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Range estimation via multidimensional segmentation
Proceedings 2003 International Conference on Image Processing (Cat. No.03CH37429), 2004A new graph-theoretic algorithm for stereo range estimation, utilizing a Mumford-Shah variational, multidimensional segmentation of a 3D or 4D spatio-(temporal)-parallax space to implicitly solve the stereo correspondence problem, is described. Initial results and comparison with an area correlation range estimation algorithm demonstrate that it is ...
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Estimation of benomyl in the milligram range
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1974V L, Miller, C J, Gould, E, Csonka
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