A rainbow color map was utilized to represent different intensity values.
Dotted lines represent average intensity values of G1 and G2 peaks.
The symbol I v) represents the intensity values taken directly from the input images.
where dst x, y) represents the intensity value of each pixel in the output image, src x, y) represents the intensity value of each pixel in the input image, and threshold is the threshold value.
where g p, q, m) represents the intensity value of voxel at position (p, q, m) of volume, O i, j, k) represents the modified neighborhood of voxel at position (i, j, k), f i, j, k) represents the filtered value, w d and w r are spatial and radiometric components of the bilateral filter, respectively, the parameters δ d and δ r control the behavior of the weights.
I component represents intensity.
Each row represents one intensity value at a time interval determined by parameters that influence the acquisition time (e.g., residence time, number of replicates, sweeps or readings, among others) of the ICP MS, considering all m/z measured.
A I (i, j) represents an intensity value, μ A I i, j and μ B I i, j are intensity means, σ A I i, j and σ B I i, j are intensity standard deviations, and σ A I B I i, j is the intensity covariance.
The color coding of a matrix element represents the intensity value associated with a prototype and a particular experimental condition.
The retinal stimulations, or 'gray arrays', are computational descriptions that represent light and intensity values in a two-dimensional coordinate system.
