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The open-ended coaxial probe is the most common measurement tool used to dielectrically characterize biological tissues. Most healthy and malignant biological tissues are macroscopically heterogeneous, with the exception of a few tissues, such as liver ...
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In distributed shape sensing, the shape reconstruction error is more and more sensitive to the strain measuring error along with curvature radius of reconstructed shape increasing, which causes a notable challenge for large curvature radius shape ...
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Predicting the Sensing Radius of a Coaxial Probe Based on the Probe Dimensions
The coaxial probe technique is used to acquire the dielectric properties of biological tissues in the microwave frequency range. To dielectrically characterize heterogeneous samples, the sensing radius of the probe must be known. Thus, in this article, for the first time, both experimental and numerical investigations were conducted to analyze and ...
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Jie Jia, Guiran Chang, Yingyou Wen
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An optimized sliding rail-assisted micrometer system for sensing volume measurement of open-ended coaxial probes in breast cancer dielectric property analysis [PDF]
ObjectiveThe open-ended coaxial probe (OECP) method has demonstrated promising potential in biological tissue measurements. However, it still faces challenges such as significant measurement errors and poor repeatability.
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Accurate tissue dielectric measurements are crucial for the development of electromagnetic diagnostic and therapeutic devices that are designed based on estimates of the dielectric properties of diseased and healthy tissues. Although the dielectric measurement procedure is straightforward, several factors can introduce uncertainties into dielectric ...
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Semantic segmentation of remote sensing (RS) images, which is a fundamental research topic, classifies each pixel in an image. It plays an essential role in many downstream RS areas, such as land-cover mapping, road extraction, traffic monitoring, and so on. Recently, although deep-learning-based methods have shown their dominance in automatic semantic
Liangzhe Yang, Hao Chen, Shuang Peng
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Iterative Approximation of Carrier Sensing Radius in CSMA-based Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
Recently, as CSMA technique has been increasingly adopted in various wireless networks, extensive researches to analyze the statistical characteristics of CSMA-based wireless networks have been done. Despite the ongoing efforts, there still remain many difficulties in the analysis because of unexpectable operational behavior of CSMA.
Seong-Lyun Kim
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A number of emerging electromagnetic diagnostic and therapeutic devices are designed based on estimates of benign and malignant tissue dielectric properties at different frequencies and temperatures. Accurate tissue dielectric measurements are crucial for the development of these technologies.
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Sensing Radius Adjustment in Wireless Sensor Networks: A Game Theoretical Approach
In this paper, the problem of target coverage in wireless sensor networks is studied by keeping a small number of active sensor nodes and adjusting sensing radius of nodes.
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