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Identification for Uncalibrated
"... Star identification is the most critical and important process for attitude estimation, given data from any star sensor. The main purpose of the Star Identification (Star-ID) process is to identify the observed/measured stars with the corresponding cataloged stars. The precision of the observed star ..."
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it does not require accurate knowledge of these parameters. The Nondimensional Star-ID method represents a unique tool to identify the stars of uncalibrated or inaccurate parameters cameras. The basic idea derives the identification process from the observed focal plane angles which are, to first order
Graph Identification
"... There is a growing amount of observational data describing networks — exam-ples include social networks, communication networks, and biological networks. As the amount of available data increases, so has our interest in analyzing these networks in order to uncover (1) general laws that govern their ..."
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to be inaccurate and misleading. In this work, we introduce the notion of graph identification, which explicitly models the inference of a “cleaned ” output graph from a noisy input graph. We show how graph identification can be thought of as a series of probabilistic
Date: 2012-05-20 Version: 1.0.0 5 6 Software Identification and Entitlement Usage Metrics 7
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Mechanical Inclusions Identification by Evolutionary Computation.
, 1996
"... The problem of the identification of mechanical inclusion is theoretically ill-posed, and to-date numerical algorithms have demonstrated to be inaccurate and unstable. On the other hand, Evolutionary Algorithms provide a general approach to inverse problem solving. However, great care must be taken ..."
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The problem of the identification of mechanical inclusion is theoretically ill-posed, and to-date numerical algorithms have demonstrated to be inaccurate and unstable. On the other hand, Evolutionary Algorithms provide a general approach to inverse problem solving. However, great care must
environmental cancer risks
"... Ames and col-leagues allege that the scientific and public health communities have perpetuated a series of ‘misconcep-tions ’ that resulted in inaccurate identification of chem-icals that pose potential human cancer risks, and mis-guided cancer prevention strategies and regulatory policies. They con ..."
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Ames and col-leagues allege that the scientific and public health communities have perpetuated a series of ‘misconcep-tions ’ that resulted in inaccurate identification of chem-icals that pose potential human cancer risks, and mis-guided cancer prevention strategies and regulatory policies
The Asteroid Identification Problem Iii: Proposing Identifications
"... A large fraction of the asteroids have been lost shortly after discovery, thus the asteroid catalogs contain a large number of low accuracy orbits. Two of these inaccurate orbits can belong to the same physical object; the challenge is to find effective algorithms for identification. We give a new m ..."
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A large fraction of the asteroids have been lost shortly after discovery, thus the asteroid catalogs contain a large number of low accuracy orbits. Two of these inaccurate orbits can belong to the same physical object; the challenge is to find effective algorithms for identification. We give a new
Identification of Mechanical Inclusions
- Evolutionary Computation in Engeneering, 477--494
, 1997
"... Evolutionary Algorithms provide a general approach to inverse problem solving: As optimization methods, they only require the computation of values of the function to optimize. Thus, the only prerequisite to efficiently handle inverse problems is a good numerical model of the direct problem, and a r ..."
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representation for potential solutions. The identification of mechanical inclusion, even in the linear elasticity framework, is a difficult problem, theoretically ill-posed: Evolutionary Algorithms are in that context a good tentative choice for a robust numerical method, as standard deterministic algorithms
Microarray Optimizations: Increasing Spot Accuracy and Automated Identification of True Microarray Signals
, 2002
"... In this paper, fluorescent microarray images and various analysis techniques are described to improve the microarray data acquisition processes. Signal intensities produced by rarely expressed genes are initially correctly detected, but they are often lost in corrections for background, log or ratio ..."
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or ratio. Our analyses indicate that a simple correlation between the mean and median signal intensities may be the best way to eliminate inaccurate microarray signals. Unlike traditional quality control methods, the low intensity signals are retained and inaccurate signals are eliminated in this mean
Implementing Crime Prevention: Lessons Learned From Problem-Oriented Policing Projects
- Department of Justice, National Institute of
, 2006
"... Abstract: Problem-oriented policing initiatives are one important form of crime prevention, and they offer opportunities for learning about implementation success and failure. Problem-oriented policing initiatives can succeed or fail for a variety of reasons, among them: inaccurate identification of ..."
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Abstract: Problem-oriented policing initiatives are one important form of crime prevention, and they offer opportunities for learning about implementation success and failure. Problem-oriented policing initiatives can succeed or fail for a variety of reasons, among them: inaccurate identification
Population Recovery and Partial Identification
"... We study several problems in which an unknown distribution over an unknown population of vectors needs to be recovered from partial or noisy samples, each of which nearly completely erases or obliterates the original vector. Such problems naturally arise in a variety of contexts in learning, cluster ..."
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, clustering, statistics, computational biology, data mining and database privacy, where loss and error may be introduced by nature, inaccurate measurements, or on purpose. We give fairly efficient algorithms to recover the data under fairly general assumptions. Underlying our algorithms is a new structure we
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