Traditional parameter estimation methods such as the Fourier transform and the Inverse Radon transform (IRT) are not applicable for the aliasing situation because aliasing changes the signal properties and destroys the completeness of time-frequency curves.
To construct a high spatiotemporal time series using these remote sensing data and make it applicable for TIMESAT or SPIRITS, specifically in phenology detection, one major problem is ensuring the continuousness and completeness of the time series dataset [3].
The large number of miRNAs analyzed, plus the duration and completeness of the time points examined significantly extend beyond those studies published previously.
24 Increasing the completeness of BMI over time may reflect a general trend towards encouragement to record BMI in primary care.
We compared the RCTs in the 'early' period with those in the 'late' period to assess the changes of completeness of reporting over time.
This study evaluated the computerised prescribing system by comparing the accuracy and completeness of prescriptions, and time spent prescribing before and after the introduction of CAP.
Population-based national cancer registries were established in the Nordic countries in the 1940 and 1950s, and are considered to have a consistently high degree of comparability and completeness over time (Mattsson et al, 1984; Tulinius et al, 1992; Storm et al, 1997; Larsen et al, 2009).
Note that we measure completeness here in terms of time, and that lesser values are better.
We plotted completeness by timeliness of documentation (CT-plot), specifically completeness by time to discharge letter.
It is necessary to understand the varying completeness of the catalogue with time before applying the EEPAS model.
However, to examine the time completeness of the Kachchh catalog, we performed a magnitude-frequency-based visual cumulative method test (Mulargia and Tinti 1985).
