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The Clinical Research Environmente input data in a multi-sensor data fusion system [12]. The physical element which interacts with the environment is known as the .. and may be any device which is capable of perceiving a physical property, or environmental attribute, such as heat, light, sound, pressure, magnetism or motion. To be

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Joyce C. Niland PhD,Julie Hom BS time axis ... Temporal alignment is one of the basic processes required for creating a common representational format. It often plays a critical role in applications involving in many multi-sensor data fusion applications. This is especially true for applications operating in real-time (see Sect. 2

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Richard Ashcroft MA, PhD, FHEA, FRSB, or phenomena, to a common object or phenomena. The reason for performing semantic alignment is that different inputs can only be fused together if the inputs refer to the same object or phenomena. In general, if the observations have been made by sensors of the same type, then the observations sho

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Clinical Research Involving Pregnant Womenis is the fourth and last function listed in Sect. 4.1 which is required for the formation of a common representational format. Although conceptually the radiometric normalization and semantic alignment are very different, we often use the same probabilistic transformation for both semantic alignmen

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Richard Ashcroft MA, PhD, FHEA, FRSBf . multi-dimensional sensor observations ..,. ∈ {1,2,…,.}, where .. We suppose the .. were generated by a parametric distribution .(.|.,.), where . = (..,..,…,..). are the parameters and . is any background information we may have. Then parameter estimation involves estimating . from y.