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To Score or Not to Score? Tripling Insights for Participatory Design
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2009For evaluating visual-analytics tools, many studies confine to scoring user insights into data. For participatory design of those tools, we propose a three-level methodology to make more out of users' insights. The relational insight organizer (RIO) helps to understand how insights emerge and build on one each other.
Michael Smuc +5 more
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Critical Care Medicine, 1981
The Trauma Score (TS), a simple physiological measure of injury severity, is presented as a modification of the previously reported Triage Index by consensus physician peer review. Performance of the Trauma Score is presented as an index of injury severity both alone and in combination with an anatomic index of injury severity, the Injury Severity ...
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The Trauma Score (TS), a simple physiological measure of injury severity, is presented as a modification of the previously reported Triage Index by consensus physician peer review. Performance of the Trauma Score is presented as an index of injury severity both alone and in combination with an anatomic index of injury severity, the Injury Severity ...
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In early returns scoring scores big
Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions, 2016Key Points A scoring or cutting balloon is always useful in preventing slippage during therapy of in‐stent restenosis. A drug‐coated scoring balloon for in‐stent restenosis may be an alternative to a drug‐coated balloon Definitive comparison trials are needed and likely to help define their exact role in patients with in‐stent restenosis
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Clinical Reviews in Bone and Mineral Metabolism, 2009
Bone mineral density (BMD) can be measured by a variety of techniques at several skeletal sites. Once measured, the manufacturers’ software uses the BMD to calculate a T-score and/or Z-score. Both T-scores and Z-scores are derived by comparison to a reference population on a standard deviation scale. The recommended reference group for the T-score is a
John J. Carey, Miriam F. Delaney
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Bone mineral density (BMD) can be measured by a variety of techniques at several skeletal sites. Once measured, the manufacturers’ software uses the BMD to calculate a T-score and/or Z-score. Both T-scores and Z-scores are derived by comparison to a reference population on a standard deviation scale. The recommended reference group for the T-score is a
John J. Carey, Miriam F. Delaney
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Synthese, 2018
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Score-based diffusion models for accelerated MRI
Medical Image Analysis, 2022Jong Chul Ye, Hyungjin Chung
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