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Lvlnet: Lightweight left ventricle localizer using encoder-decoder neural network

Automatic localization of the left ventricle (LV) is an important preprocessing step in any further analysis or quantification of LV function. Also, LV localization is usually done manually by MRI operator to plan Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Cardiac MR) acquisition which can be standardized and automated to reduce the operator's error. In this study, we propose LVLNET; an automatic left

Depth Augmented Semantic Segmentation Networks for Automated Driving

In this paper, we explore the augmentation of depth maps to improve the performance of semantic segmentation motivated by the geometric structure in automotive scenes. Typically depth is already computed in an automotive system to localize objects and path planning and thus can be leveraged for semantic segmentation. We construct two networks that serve as a baseline for comparison which are “RGB

Chaotic Flower Pollination and Grey Wolf Algorithms for parameter extraction of bio-impedance models

Precise parameter extraction of the bio-impedance models from the measured data is an important factor to evaluate the physiological changes of plant tissues. Traditional techniques employed in the literature for this problem are not robust which reflects on their accuracy. In this paper, the Flower Pollination Algorithm (FPA), the Grey Wolf Optimizer (GWO) and ten of their chaotic variants are

Circuit Theory and Applications

Layer-by-layer preparation and characterization of recyclable nanocomposite (CoxNi1−xFe2O4; X = 0.9/SiO2/TiO2)

Titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanocomposites have been extensively employed in many fundamental optoelectronic and photocatalytic applications due to their outstanding optical, electronic and chemical properties. In the present work, we introduce a simple layer-by-layer approach to design a magnetic TiO2 nanocomposite that could be easily recycled using an external magnetic field without affecting its

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Fractional-order Nonminimum-phase Filter Design

This paper introduces the design procedure of the fractional-order Soliman Nonminimum-phase filter. Theoretical analysis has been carried out providing the critical frequencies of the filter. The effect of fractional-order parameter \alpha on the filter response has been investigated. Additionally, two different approximation techniques (Oustaloup and Matsuda) have been employed to realize the

Circuit Theory and Applications

Enhanced Proactive Caching Through Content Recommendation

The mismatch between user demand and service supply creates a congestion in mobile wireless networks. Taking advantage of user demand predictability, Service Providers (SPs) apply proactive caching to smooth out the network load. However, the performance of applied caching strategy depends on the content popularity information. This paper studies the effect of recommendation on empowering the

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Banana ripening and corresponding variations in bio-impedance and glucose levels

This paper studies banana fruit ripping using the Cole-impedance model fitted over the measured bio-impedance data by monitoring the changes in the model parameters during the different ripping stages. A set of twenty bananas are tested for 84 hours, and impedance measurements are done every 12 hours using an SP150 electrochemical station. The changes in model parameters are related to the

Circuit Theory and Applications
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Particle yields and ratios within equilibrium and non-equilibrium statistics

In characterizing the various yields and ratios of well-identified particles in the ALICE experiment, we utilize extensive additive thermal approaches, to which various missing states of the hadron resonances are taken into consideration as well. Despite some non-equilibrium conditions that are slightly driving this statistical approach away from equilibrium, the approaches are and remain additive

Single transistor fractional-order filter using a multi-walled carbon nanotube device

A low-pass fractional-order filter topology based on a single metal oxide semiconductor transistor is presented in this Letter. The filter is realized using a fractional-order capacitor fabricated using multi-walled carbon nanotubes. The electronic tuning capability of the filter’s frequency characteristics is achieved through a biasing current source. Experimental results are presented and

Circuit Theory and Applications