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The discrete labeling values were preserved by using a nearest neighbour interpolation method.
Due to the large dataset and to reduce the time required for computation, optimal trees were searched for by using a nearest neighbor interchange (NNI) heuristic search strategy.
The resulting inverse transformation was then used to warp the AAL template from MNI space to the DTI native space in which the discrete labeling values were preserved by using a nearest neighbor interpolation method [28].
In the second propensity score analysis, we matched patients exposed to proton pump inhibitors to those exposed to H2 receptor antagonists in a fixed 1 1 ratio by using a nearest neighbor algorithm with a maximum matching distance of 0.05.
The radiation characteristics of the spring-reinforced plate are investigated by using a near field formulation.
Approximate periodic solutions are found for low order subharmonic resonances by using a near linear perturbation method.
By using a near-field fiber tip, incident photons with different wavelengths were converted into SPPs at the metal/dielectric interface.
We capitalized on two-photon excited fluorescence by using a near infrared excitation wavelength to excite otherwise inaccessible fluorophores and produce the intrinsic contrast for imaging retinal structure.
Therefore the rationale of this study was to bridge this gap and evaluate this second keystone by using a near complete large data collection of matched test data sources in the target region for the chlamydia screening programme.
The objective of our study was to explore the phenomenon of meningococcal clustering in a more objective way by using a nearest-neighbor analysis in space and time that compares the actual occurrence of clusters with their background incidence.
In k-Nearest Neighbors, this objective is reached by using a weighted nearest neighbor interpolation, where the weight corresponding to each sample is based on statistical information indicating the degree of spatial dependence in the field [11].
