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In our interface, this strategy can be implemented by using the artifact detection algorithms in the graphical user interface and manually accepting or rejecting the detected artifacts epoch by epoch.
These numbers total both industrial production as well as energy spent by consumers using the artifacts.
Ocular artifacts in the EEG were corrected by using the revised aligned-artifact average method developed by Croft et al. [35], where the horizontal electro-oculography (EOG), vertical EOG and radial EOG are linearly subtracted from raw EEG signal.
In this direction, a different approach proposed by Vleeschouwer et al. [3] can reduce the artifacts by using the circular interpolation of the bijective transform of image histogram.
In this paper, we present our automated approach for generic model merging from a practical standpoint, providing support for conflict resolution and traceability between software artifacts by using the QVT Relations language.
While magnetocardiogram (MCG) artifacts were corrected by using the cardiac remover (part of the Whole Head System software, version 1.2.5; 4D Neuroimaging), time segments contaminated by EOG artifacts were excluded from further analysis.
In smooth regions, noises and ringing artifacts are reduced by using the information of the motion blurred LR frames.
In MetaMorph (Molecular Devices), cosmic ray artifacts were removed by using the minimum value in a pixelwise comparison of consecutive images.
In the present approach, the user has the option to retain channels for analysis when the number of bad channels does not exceed a user-defined threshold (e.g., 10%%) and interpolate artifact-contaminated channels by using the EEGLAB eeg_ interp function.
The concurrent application of TMS and MRI is challenging due to the MR-image artifacts, which are produced by using the two techniques in combination.
The impact of numerical artifacts has been minimised by using the very precise weighted essentially non-oscillatory (WENO) method, which can be applied to both kinetic and fluid simulations.
