The minimum useful radius corresponds to two voxels, whereas the impact of the maximum radius is small (cf. Fig. 3) but should not be chosen too large, i.e., on a completely different spatial scale compared to the typical diameter of an artery (6 8 mm).
Figure 4 shows the 0.25% enrichment factor for each target in DUD-E and for a sensible range of possible probe radii (from 0.5 to 2.0). Figure 4 Impact of the probe radius on the DUD-E benchmark enrichment factors.
The relationship between probe radius and execution time can be seen below in Figure 3. Figure 3 Impact of the probe radius on USRCAT query performance.
This paper investigates the impact of the search radius, a parameter used in emission and propagation models, on noise exposure results.
Figure 7 shows the impact of the tip radius on the results of the SPI measurements on the α-synuclein fibrils when all the other parameters are kept constant.
With a growing number of elderly in the general population, the impact of distal radius fracture in the future may be considerable.
We also evaluate the impact of query radius on the performance of GIFT nodir.
It was used in experimental investigations to establish the impact that the radius of the spherical tip of a clamping/locating element has on the interface compliance and load capacity.
We test the impact of the routing pipe radius (i.e., the distance threshold) in this set of simulations.
It was also necessary to analyse the impact of the selected probe radius, by which the bounding box is enlarged, on the benchmark enrichment factors.
