We propose a mapping algorithm, Robocentric Map Joining, which improves consistency of the EKF-SLAM algorithm by limiting the level of uncertainty in the continuous evolution of the stochastic map: (1) by building a sequence of independent local maps, and (2) by using a robot centered representation of each local map.
The resulting mixture of viral clades has, as expected, resulted in the continuous evolution of recombinant virus strains.
In the future, the continuous evolution of vitreous surgery might reduce the visual impairment in uveitis patients who develop RRD.
In plots showing the continuous evolution of respiratory parameters before, during and after the hypercapnic challenge, each circle represents the mean, across all animals of a given genotype, of the parameter values binned in 20 s intervals.
In recent years, with the continuous evolution of the energy system, renewable energy and distributed generation (DG) have been applied widely, and this has promoted rapid development of microgrid technology.
However, one of the challenges of research in this area is the continuous evolution of semantic linguistic resources that express world knowledge to support NLP tasks, such as information extraction, information retrieval, question and answer systems, text summarization, semantic annotation of texts, among others.
The continuous evolution in the automotive world demands a parallel evolution in the facilities and in the measuring techniques.
Finally, 3×105 spectra averaged for 1500 times with a time resolution of 6 ms were used for the second data analysis, which are shown in Figure 2a to illustrate the continuous evolution of the EXAFS signals during the course of the reaction.
The postmeiotic expression of G6pdx in Mus spretus points towards the continuous evolution of X-chromosome silencing and provides an example of expression change accompanying the out-of-the X-chromosomal retroposition.
This seems quite likely, as the continuous evolution in the absence of recombination should lead to continuous relaxed selection and increased genetic drift and draft.
For the health care sector, in particular, the ability to learn is essential since knowledge and skills can rapidly become obsolete due to the continuous evolution in science and medicine [ 9].
