One such algorithm, Hybrid-SINDy (SINDy: Sparse identification of nonlinear dynamics29), identifies sparse nonlinear dynamics in hybrid systems from time-series data, making it particularly appropriate for identifying template models of walking, which have distinct dynamics based on foot contact ...
Human activity Recognition (HAR) using smartphone sensors suffers from two major problems: sensor orientation and placement. Sensor orientation and sensor placement problems refer to the variation in sensor signal for a particular activity due to sensors
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These methods were often designed under particular theoretical assumptions, such as convexity, differentiability, and continuity, which may not be appropriate for real OPF situations7,8. They are also not well-suited to handle binary or integer variables. Additionally, over the past 20 years, ...
(if possible to determine); precautions; examples of an appropriate wound type for treatment by the product; recommended duration of use; and correct method of application and removal. Importantly, this guidance can be in the form ...
Put an appropriate name into the Measure Name: box. Basically, this is the name of the dependent variable, which is cholesterol in this example. Therefore, enter "Cholesterol" and click on the button, and you will end up with the screen below: Published with written permission from SPSS ...
Fascism in Italy was, in an enormous scope, an idea whose appropriate timing had come. However, it did not develop from nowhere. Its formational stages can be attributed to the era before the First World War (Large 109). The growth of this concept ... ...
as seen in Fig.1. Here we define each category combination and provide some examples of each. A primary metric is defined as a metric that directly utilizes consumer-level information. A secondary metric would require derivation to reach a conclusion. Secondary metrics include metrics that aggregat...
This is not the case with the classical approach based on grayscale morphology and water shedding. Vincent’s method e.g. is prone to overdetection of cells in areas with poor image quality. The currently common solution is to manually define the ‘region of interest’ comprising a contiguous...
when invoked by a database server with the appropriate arguments, are operable to evaluate one or more query predicates based on the index entries created and maintained for one or more auxiliary properties of the index. Examples of auxiliary properties of a user-defined index include, but are ...