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Fig. 6 The proposed 3D localisation method using multiple Kinects.

To provide a free movement environment for VR applications, this paper demonstrated a 3D localisation method for virtual physical synchronisation.

In this section, we analyse the performance of the proposed indoor boundary walls detection method from LiDAR points and illustrate a VR application developed using the proposed 3D localisation method.

Here, we used a distributed source localisation method on the scalp EEG of macaque monkeys.

The localisation method used did not involve the definition of 3D tumour volumes and is demonstrated by Fig. 1.

This paper is concerned with model-based leak detection an localisation methods.

The independent localisation methods, both demonstrating a nuclear fraction of PBGD, strongly indicate a nuclear-specific transport and a possible nuclear function of this protein.

Using detailed analyses of waveform components, voltage topographies and source localisation methods, we described the spatiotemporal propagation of SSEPs across the brain and demonstrated the stability of EEG recordings over time and across animals.

Distributed source localisation methods have been successfully used in many previous human experimental studies (for reviews, see e.g. He et al. 2011; Michel et al. 2001, 2004; Michel and He 2011) and clinical studies in the context of the localisation of epileptic foci (see e.g. Plummer et al. 2010).

Depending on the phenomena of interest and the nature of the scientific question at hand, nonsimultaneous observations can be preferable [Conner et al., 2011; Hermes et al., 2012; Khursheed et al., 2011] or even necessary (such as the validation of noninvasive source localisation methods in epilepsy [Grouiller et al., 2011; Thornton et al., 2010b]).

We find a tight link between information supporting detection and localisation, using methods that allow a stronger test of the claim that detection of a mass can occur based on gist without knowledge of location.