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The numpy.ediff1d() function computes the differences between consecutive elements of an array in a flattened form. It is a simpler and faster alternative to numpy.diff() function for 1D arrays.ExampleIn the following example, the ediff1d() function calculates the difference between each ...
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The number of allocated 3D arrays is 14, with additional 1D and 2D arrays of which the memory consumption will not exceed that of one 3D array in the intended cases with large grids. The left panel of Fig. 5 shows the strong scaling of the code for 20483 and 40963 grids on Curie ...
The implementation of an exon-level array has allowed for the evaluation of exon-level CNVs that previously were either difficult to identify or missed entirely by other testing methods. By bridging the gap of detection between these technologies, Dr. Hilton illustrates how an answer can be...
A numerical method of solving for the elastic wave eigenmodes in acoustic waveguides of arbitrary cross-section is presented. Operating under the assumptions of linear, isotropic materials, it utilizes a finite-difference method on a staggered grid to solve for the acoustic eigenmodes (field and fr...
The coarray concept has previously been proposed in [8, 9]. It is defined as the set of all differences or sums between array element locations which can achieve larger virtual array aperture. The minimum redundancy array (MRA) [10] is a well-known sparse array structure that can generate...
Finite difference time domain is a method used in computer science for electromagnetic simulation, solving Maxwell's equations in time domain in three-dimensional space by approximating both time and space derivatives with a finite differences scheme in a spatio-temporal grid. ...
(LIF) energy functional, which can be interpreted as a constraint on the differences between the fitting image20,21and the original image. Furthermore, a new method is used to regularize the level-set function by using Gaussian kernel filtering after each iteration. In addition, re-...
1. A method of determining the absolute value of the difference between binary operands A and B comprising: providing a carry-lookahead adder; inputting the A operand and the complement of B operand to the carry-lookahead adder; extracting a merged generate signal for the entire adder to form...