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The main contributions of this work can be summarized in the following: (a) designing of novel vector-based morphological operators that can be used with color images and (b) the designed operators were extended to be implemented for developing vector-based tools for noise suppression, texture analysis, shape analysis, edge detection and skeletonization.
The Box Behnken design response surface method is implemented for developing the correlations.
In this paper, a hybrid genetic programming (GP) with multiple genes is implemented for developing prediction models of spectral energy demands.
In 1998, in the frame of the ITER EDA phase, an European R&D Programme for the Blanket Design was implemented for developing and selecting the materials and the relevant fabrication procedures for manufacturing the shielding modules of the ITER Primary Wall.
A complete methodology was implemented for developing the proposed method, including an experimental design, data preprocessing by using multiple scatter correction (MSC) and outlier detection based on high values of leverage, and X and Y residuals.
We describe the diverse strategies that have been implemented for developing transgenic mouse and rat lines and highlight recent advances that have led to dramatic improvements in achieving functional transgene expression of engineered opsins.
Its challenges and opportunities are representative of those of many other low-income developing countries and we believe that similar methods can be implemented for other developing countries.
The control algorithms have been implemented for a cantilever beam model developed using finite element formulation.
It can be implemented using technology developed for citation (DOIs), and thus easily integrated into science metrics.
Various hardware has been implemented to develop prosthetic hands for disabled people.
33 Some recommendations from the audits have already been implemented, such as the need for developing a new national guideline for 'reduced fetal movements'.
