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Case I turns around nodes A, B, C or D; Case II around nodes E, F, G or H. Case I: Based on the initial support area ΔDEG, the turning center is node D. According to the rolling algorithm, the targets were given with the turning radius of 100 mm: Target 1 (0 mm, − 100 mm); Target 2 (− 100 mm, 0 mm); Target 3 (0 mm, 100 mm).
A linear approximation of the proposed MINLP model is then solved using a hybrid Benders-based rolling horizon algorithm.
Figure 9 shows the regulating power activated in Eastern and Western Danish power systems by the rolling balance algorithm for an imbalance shown in Fig. 7.
This study presents the experience of adopting the rolling ball algorithm, originally designed to remove background from medical images, to treat these major problems in terrain conductivity measurements.
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Applying the proposed procedure to data collected using different terrain conductivity meters at different locations and conditions proves the capability of the rolling ball algorithm to treat these data both efficiently and quickly.
After this short preprocessing step, the rolling ball algorithm works quite fine.
To determine fluorescent intensity of puncta of TMR dynein, background was subtracted using the rolling ball algorithm with a ball radius of five pixels (525 nm).
Signal intensity measurements to assess RNAscope probe penetration were performed on confocal images after subtracting background levels using the rolling ball algorithm.
Image processing was performed in ImageJ, where each raw image was background subtracted using the rolling ball algorithm with a rolling ball radius of 10 pixels and subsequently smoothed using a Gaussian blur filter with a sigma of 0.5.
The active power balancing models and the proposed algorithm "rolling balance" are then presented and explained.
