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Generally, attenuation correction is made by incorporating a linear attenuation coefficient, which is based on the attenuation coefficient map (mu-map) created from a computed tomography scan, into the ordered subsets-expectation maximization reconstruction method in non-uniform domains.

Very recently, it has been shown in [10] that full diversity can be restored by incorporating a linear transformation at transmission spreading the symbols to be transmitted over the available spatial modes.

Thus, incorporating a linear model of change in one type of substitution directly into the likelihood calculations allows for more precise analysis of this type of change without so much over-parameterization (Fig. 1).

The accuracy of the final spatiotemporal PM2.5, NO2 and O3 surfaces is also determined from the initial concentration surface as well as fusion with historical NAPS monitoring data or predictions incorporating a linear time-trend and population density.

The framework incorporates a linear systems-engineering model of the coupled supply technologies and inter-provincial transmission networks.

A runoff routing model, which incorporates a linear routing structure and attempts to provide a physically realistic distribution of storage effects, has recently been developed.

In this paper we introduce, analyze, and compare several approaches designed to incorporate a linear (or affine) constraint within the Proper Generalized Decomposition framework.

The rotation tomography table incorporates a linear translation mechanism to eliminate ring artefact that is commonly associated with third-generation tomography systems.

Fuzzy rules are formulated based on the signs of a linear data-driven model, while the defuzzification step incorporates a linear regression model to shift the domain from input to output domain.

In this work, the existing analytical models of water flow through a tunnel lining under steady-state, saturated conditions are extended to incorporate a linear variation of hydraulic conductivity with distance from the tunnel wall.

Classical 3D spatial RANSAC is extended to 4D spatio-temporal RANSAC by developing spatio-temporal models of planar surfaces that incorporate a linear motion model as well as linear environment features.