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By computing the contribution of multiple projections in parallel, we exploit the fine-grained parallelism inherent in the backprojection algorithm.
This decision consists of computing the contribution of the shared instance based on the representatives of clusters.
Another advantage of the method of Caballero and Toro [ 11] is the possibility of computing the contribution of each population to optimise total diversity.
This study computes the contribution of the externally induced transmembrane potential to the energy of large, highly conductive pores.
A hybrid simulation approach is proposed to compute the contribution of scattered radiation in X- or γ-ray imaging.
A deterministic algorithm is proposed to compute the contribution of first-order Compton- and Rayleigh-scattered radiation in X-ray imaging.
The model based on local moments permitted to compute the contribution of different structural fragments to the reactivity, and a good relationship (r=0.98) was obtained with these group contributions with Hammett σp constants for 21 groups.
In particular, we propose a generative statistical model to extract underlying treatment patterns, unveil the latent associations between diagnosis labels (including both first-diagnosis and comorbidities) and treatments, and compute the contribution of comorbidities in these patterns.
The first three steps in Figure 3 are to compute the contribution of each pulse in each track and then to select the candidate pulses in each track.
Finally, using the Kirchhoff relation, we compute the contribution of the trailing edge separation in the calculation of the normal force coefficient as: C N, n f = C N α ⋅ 1 + f n ' ' 2 2 α eq, n Open image in new window.
The corresponding set of coupled equations of motion for a multiple degree of freedom lumped-mass system is solved through an uncoupled set of modal equations and the design spectra is then applied to compute the contribution of each mode of vibration to the total response, see for example Chopra (1995).
