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Electronic Structure Calculations with LDA+DMFT

, 2014
The LDA+DMFT method is a very powerful tool for gaining insight into the physics of strongly correlated materials. It combines traditional ab-initio density-functional techniques with the dynamical mean-field theory. The core aspects of the method are (i)
A Flesch, A Flesch, A Georges, A Georges, AI Lichtenstein, B Amadon, E Gorelov, E Gull, E Koch, E Pavarini, E Pavarini, E Pavarini, E Pavarini, F Aryasetiawan, G Kotliar, G Zhang, J Kanamori, J Rodríguez-Carvajal, JE Hirsch, LG Marshall, M Caffarel, M Imada, MC Sánchez, N Marzari, O Gunnarsson, P Ghigna, RM Martin, T Maier, U Barth von, VI Anisimov, VI Anisimov, W Metzner, WG Yin   +32 more
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The Power of Counting Steps in Quantitative Games

CoRR
We study deterministic games of infinite duration played on graphs and focus on the strategy complexity of quantitative objectives. Such games are known to admit optimal memoryless strategies over finite graphs, but require infinite-memory strategies in general over infinite graphs.
Sougata Bose, Rasmus Ibsen-Jensen, David Purser, Patrick Totzke, Pierre Vandenhove   +4 more
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Every Step Counts—How Can We Accurately Count Steps with Wearable Sensors During Activities of Daily Living in Individuals with Neurological Conditions?

Sensors
Wearable sensors provide objective, continuous, and non-invasive quantification of physical activity, with step count serving as one of the most intuitive measures.
Florence Crozat, Johannes Pohl, Chris Easthope Awai, Christoph Michael Bauer, Roman Peter Kuster   +4 more
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Don’t count the steps: make the steps count? Digging deeper into physical activity and fitness [PDF]

European Heart Journal, 2021
Jon Magne Letnes, Bjarne M Nes
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An LSTM Recurrent Network for Step Counting

CoRR, 2018
Smartphones with sensors such as accelerometer and gyroscope can be used as pedometers and navigators. In this paper, we propose to use an LSTM recurrent network for counting the number of steps taken by both blind and sighted users, based on an annotated smartphone sensor dataset, WeAllWork. The models were trained separately for sighted people, blind
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A Simple GMM Estimator for the Semi-Parametric Mixed Proportional Hazard Model [PDF]

Ridder and Woutersen (2003) have shown that under a weak condition on the baseline hazard there exist root-N consistent estimators of the parameters in a semiparametric Mixed Proportional Hazard model with a parametric baseline hazard and unspecified ...
Bijwaard, Govert, Ridder, Geert
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Learning How to Count: A High Multiplicity Search for the LHC

, 2013
We introduce a search technique that is sensitive to a broad class of signals with large final state multiplicities. Events are clustered into large radius jets and jet substructure techniques are used to count the number of subjets within each jet.
Hedri, Sonia El, Hook, Anson, Jankowiak, Martin, Wacker, Jay G.   +3 more
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First-Year Undergraduate Students’ Ways of Thinking in Combinatorics

Journal of Medives: Journal of Mathematics Education IKIP Veteran Semarang
The fundamental counting principle and counting problems, jointly called combinatorics in this study, commence in the last year of secondary school and proceeds in undergraduate studies and beyond. The South African secondary school situation reflect the
Benjamin Tatira
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Interrupt-Based Step-Counting to Extend Battery Life in an Activity Monitor

J. Sensors, 2016
Most activity monitors use an accelerometer and gyroscope sensors to characterize the wearer’s physical activity. The monitor measures the motion by polling an accelerometer or gyroscope sensor or both every 20–30 ms and frequent polling affects the ...
Seung Young Kim, Gu-In Kwon
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Pedometer step counts in individuals with neurological conditions

Clinical Rehabilitation, 2009
Objective: To examine the accuracy of measuring step counts using a pedometer in participants with neurological conditions and healthy volunteers in relation to a manual step count tally. Setting: Oxford Centre for Enablement, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre NHS Trust, Oxford, UK.
Elsworth, Charlotte, Dawes, Helen, Winward, Charlotte, Howells, Ken, Collett, Johnny, Dennis, Andrea, Sackley, Catherine, Wade, Derick   +7 more
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