Visual Quantitative Characterization of External Corrosion in 3LPE Coated Pipes Based on Microwave Near-Field Reflectometry and Phase Unwrapping. [PDF]
Li W.
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Interventional Radiology in the Management of Primary Liver Malignancies. [PDF]
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Data-driven superresolution imaging in disordered media. [PDF]
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AI-Enabled Shrinkage Analysis and Morphology Control in Food Processing: Mechanisms, Multimodal Perception, Modeling, and Intelligent Regulation. [PDF]
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Chainmail-inspired conformable and switchable microwave metamaterial absorber. [PDF]
Tan R, Zhou J, Chen P.
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Closing the Loop: High-Precision 3D Photofabrication in Living Tissues. [PDF]
Zeynali A, Malinauskas M, Chirico G.
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Microwave Sparse Imaging Applied to Stroke Monitoring
We study the application of differential microwave sparse imaging in brain diagnostics. In particular, we describe the estimation stroke change between the consecutive measurements using l1 regularization. The method is verified using a realistic anthropomorphic human phantom.
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