... the fattyacids in the plasmin molecule, the amidolytic activityof two truncated plasmin variants was examined(Fig. 8). Miniplasmin (des-kringle 1-4 plasmin) con-tains the kringle 5 and the ... of kringle 5 in the structure of the protease; miniplasmin (des-kringle 1-4 plasmin) is assensitive to fatty acids as plasmin, whereas the activity of microplasmin(des-kringle 1-5 plasmin) is ... simultaneously in a process calledintrinsic or internal fibrinolysis [15], plasmin is gener-ated directly on the surface of fibrin fibers and so it ispartially protected against inhibitors [16]....
... is required.Finding the optimal K involves determining EXK +1−EXKwith someprecision. We can reduce the sampling variation in our estimate of this by inducing positivecorrelation ... high-dimensional integrations to be found in the pricing of exotic derivatives and in Bayesian estimation. In a stroke this has caused a renaissance in simulation. In Chapter 6, Ihave been influenced ... probability can be estimated usingMonte Carlo. In fact, if ‘minimum’ is replaced by ‘maximum’ we have a familiar problem in projectplanning. This is the determination of the probability that...
... intensity of scattering gamma-ray will increase also. However, its intensity is increased up only to a certain level (namely saturated intensity), and is not increased further when increasing ... program for simulating backscattering effect of gamma-ray in the case of the dedicated system of MYO-101 with using scintillation detector of Yap(Ce). From the initial results performed for several ... industry in Vietnam. Keywords: Monte- Carlo simulation, MonteCarlo N-Particle, Backscattering gamma, Scintillation detector, Nuclear technique. 1. Introduction At present, gamma backscattering...
... on MonteCarlo simulation. Lei et al (1999) explained their use of MonteCarlosimulationin aerospace engineering to geometrically model an entire spacecraft and its payload, using The Integral ... this simple and useful tool in managing project risks and uncertainties. Overview of MonteCarlosimulation Brief history of MonteCarlosimulation The MonteCarlosimulation encompasses “ ... Engineering and Management . 122 (4) , p. 308 . Risk ManagementYoung Hoon Kwak and Lisa Ingall54 Monte Carlosimulationin project management, researchers outlined how simulation is used in...
... industry in Vietnam. Keywords: Monte- Carlo simulation, MonteCarlo N-Particle, Backscattering gamma, Scintillation detector, Nuclear technique. 1. Introduction At present, gamma backscattering ... has been widely used in industry in our country. The report presented researchin measuring thickness of some materials such as paper, plastic, aluminum and steel with using the dedicated system ... 4.2 mm, beryllium window with thickness of 1 mm) is placed in well of the crystal. The drawing of the detector is shown in Figure 3 and its simulationusing MCNP (having adding block of Pb shielded...
... xiGlossary xiii1 Introduction to simulation and MonteCarlo 11.1 Evaluating a definite integral 21.2 MonteCarlo is integral estimation 41.3 An example 51.4 A simulationusing Maple 71.5 ... them. UsingMonte Carlo: (a) Estimate ED and VarD.(b) Plot an empirical distribution function for D.(c) Suggest a more efficient method for estimating PD>14, bearing in mind thatthis ... probability can be estimated usingMonte Carlo. In fact, if ‘minimum’ is replaced by ‘maximum’ we have a familiar problem in projectplanning. This is the determination of the probability that...
... be defined as those forms ofdependence (or nonuniformity) that are detrimental to a particular Monte Carlo application. For example, in a k-dimensional definite integration, it is the uniformityof ... to test for the independence of the random variables, and, secondly, by dividing the domaininto intervals, we are essentially testing against a discrete rather than a continuousuniform distribution. ... but only 5 in Figure 2.1, leading to a markedly nonuniform density of points in the latter case. Theseparation between adjacent lines is wider in Figure 2.1 than it is in Figure 2.2. Finally,each...
... this example.How did MonteCarlosimulation get its name? Monte Carlosimulation was named forMonte Carlo, Monaco, where the primary attractions arecasinos containing games of chance. Games ... you can analyze.This is where MonteCarlosimulation comes in handy.WHAT IS MONTECARLO SIMULATION? What do we mean by " ;simulation? "When we use the word simulation, we refer to any ... positions as aProgram Manager and as a trainer inMonteCarlo modeling and simulation. Mr. Goldman holdsan MS in Geology from the University of Cincinnati and a BA from Cornell University....
... the corresponding tracking results for thesame frame. In order to obtain a quantitative assessment of track-ing performance, we ran 100 independent MonteCarlo sim-ulations using, respectively, ... tracking of multiaspect targets in remote sensing imagesequences using sequential MonteCarlo (SMC) filters. Theproposed algorithm enables integrated, multiframe target de-tection and tracking incorporating ... pixels, treating instead each pixel as in- dependent observations. A different Bayesian algorithm for tracking nonrigid (randomly deformable) objects in three-dimensional images using multiple...