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We note that the BFT in Eq. (10) is a linear transform, so that Nout is still a Gaussian noise.
Similarly, if is the impulse response of a real-valued LTI filter, denotes its Fourier transform so that we have.
The compared methods are based on relatively simple tools, that is, area moments and modified Hough transform, so that the computational complexity is rather low.
It does so by taking into consideration the scatter between-classes besides the scatter within-classes, that is, finds a linear transform so that the between-classes variance is maximized, and the within-classes variance is minimized.
To protect the security of the raw biometric signals, a cancelable biometric system distorts a biometric signal using a specially designed noninvertible transform so that similarity comparison can still be performed after distortion.
Later, Chang and Chen (2004) used spatially distributed signals by Gabor wavelet transform so that the distributions of wavelet coefficients could identify the damage position of a rectangular plate by showing a peak at the position of the damage which was very sensitive to the damage size.
Log-transformed values were z-transformed so that intensity values followed a standard normal distribution From this distribution, a two-sided P-value was derived for each gene and −log10-transformed to yield exponentially distributed values (−log10 p-value) ∼ Exp, which assigned heavier weights to more statistically significant genes when calculating DRS scores.
One of the quiet revolutions in fashion is the way that images in magazines have been transformed, so that the consumer is viewing hyper reality.
Health services need to be transformed so that they truly put patients and their families at the centre, through enhancing homecare programmes, better educating patients and taking account of their preferences, and connecting them to other social services.
And through Ms. Varo's profound artistry, the origin of life is transformed, so that it can be seen for what it is: a warm-blooded miracle, a song taking flight.
The two-dimensional system is transformed so that it becomes a one-dimensional one.
