... μ
M
]
2
.
(12)
where C is the coefficient of correlation, F(i, j)andM
(i, j)arethegrayvalueofthefusedandMSimages,
respectively. μ
F
is the mean of fused image, μ
M
is the
mean of MS image, and m and n are the image ... rrelation between the fused
image and th e original MS image. The higher the corre-
lation between the fused and original image, the more
accura...
... For further background information on the properties of the symmetric
group, one can refer to the books of [9] and [17]. Section 3 gives the construction of the
diagram demipotents. Section 4 describes ... idempotent; the proof of Norton’s the-
orem is non-constructive, and does not give a formula for the idempo t ents.
3 Diagram Demipotents
The elements π
i
a...
... with the
region that binds HR1 upon 6HB formation. The
strong affinity of RC-101 for HR2 prevents the inter-
action of HR1 and HR2, formation of the 6HB, and
subsequent fusion of the host and viral ... representations were required for
bio-computational experimentation: the HR1 and HR2
regions of JR.FL and the h-defensin RC-101. In the context
of computati...
... low-
ered upon removal of the covalent link between the
flavin and the polypeptide chain. The first systematic
study on the effect of covalent flavinylation on the
redox potential, kinetic behavior and ... between the electron-donating or electron-
withdrawing properties of substituents at positions 7
and 8 on the isoalloxazine ring and the redox potential...
... educa-
tion (degree or professional qualification): 30.9%; per-
sonal communication with Dr. Hinz 17.04.08).
For the comparison of the valuation of hypothetical
health states we used the data from the ... was
obtained from the institutional review board.
We used the German version of the EQ-5D for which data
of the general population of Germany were available.
The...
... 8), the same property of strictly
concave and monotonically increasing of (18) is fulfilled.
About (22) and (23), the proof of strictly concave and
monotonically increasing is similar with the ... ng the first and second deriva-
tion of the above two e quations , it can be proved that
(22) and (23) are both strictly concave and monotoni-
cally increasing in P
t...
... row, all 2s in the
second row, and so on. In the “straight half” we see only prime numbers, with 2
′
on the
first diagonal, 3
′
on the second diagona l, and so on. Lemma 6 tells us that every ... by moving the first letter of a word
to the end, and we show that the orbit structure of this action is encoded by the
generating function for the major index on R(w...
... 2009).
Running the new IGT detection on the original three
thousand ODIN documents, the number of IGT in-
stances increases from 41,581 to 189,244. We then ran
the new language ID algorithm on the IGTs, and ... results by SVM and CRF learners are similar. The details
were reported in (Xia and Lewis, 2008).
Table 1: The language distribution of the IGTs in
ODIN
Ra...
... from the scripts: speakers,
utterances and context. The speaker and utterance
elements contain information about the characters
who speak and what they said at each dialogue
turn. On the other ... hand, context elements contain
all the additional information (explanations and
descriptions) appearing in the scripts.
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mistakenly stored in the data collection as...
... developers of translation sys-
tems on the one hand, and authors and translators—i.e.
the users of the systems on the other.
In the MOLTO project (Multilingual On- Line Trans-
lation)
3
, we have the ... author. Considerable work has been put
into RGL’s inflection functions to make them as “in-
telligent” as possible and thereby ease the work of the
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