Sentence examples for based on signal segmentation from inspiring English sources
One common approach is based on signal segmentation, while some simplifying assumptions such as constant frequency seem logical in each segment.
Current biomedical signal analysis, including medical imaging, is based on signal processing for feature extraction, segmentation, quantitative and qualitative analysis.
In this study, we used a segmentation-based method that defines regions with copy numbers imbalances based on signal to noise differences compared to adjacent regions; this method is likely more sensitive in detecting shorter intra-genic imbalances.
Nevertheless, a significantly smaller GTV, clinical (CTV) and planning target volume (PTV) was determined based on pre-treatment fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG -PET, using an automatic segmentation algorithm based on signal-to-background ratio, compared to CT [ 7].
Adaptive segmentation of the AM-FM signal based on TVAR modeling and computation of underlying time-varying poles.
Somitogenesis (segment formation becoming organs and the ribs later) of zebrafish and the dorsal closure of Drosophila [ 589] is based on the segmentation clock generating a periodic signal spreading along the tissue (pre-somitic mesoderm) resulting in a wave corresponding to the oscillator-wave model by Cooke and Zeeman [ 591].
Figure10 shows a case of data segmentation based on the random segmentation approach.
For the assessment of interobserver/intraobserver reproducibility to determine liver volumes using the semiautomated segmentation based on iterative watershed segmentation (IWS), 23 enhanced CT images were retrospectively analyzed.
In this article we propose a method of physiological state identification based on segmentation of bioreactor sensors signals.
This procedure used a segmentation technique based on a signal intensity thresholding and characterized by high intrarater reproducibility (13).
This analysis is based on 1) 3D segmentation and extraction of object features (coordinates and intensity).
