Titlebook: Information Technologies in Biomedicine; Ewa Pietka,Jacek Kawa Conference proceedings 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 Computer

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Artur Przelaskowski,Katarzyna Sklinda,Grzegorz Ostrek, held in Venice (Italy), on October 29-31, 1997. The Working Group was founded in September 1986 in Lisbon with the objective of providing an international forum for the exchange of information and experience; encouraging research and interaction be­ tween financial economic theory and practice of

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Anna Czarnecka,Marek J. Sasiadek,Elzbieta Hudyma,Halina Kwasnicka,Mariusz Paradowskiuggests possible remedies that can be done to mitigate the i.Soil is an important but often neglected element of the climate system. It is the second largest carbon store, or ‘sink’, after the oceans. Despite being a fundamental resource that supports all kinds of life on Earth, concerns related to

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Piotr Zarychta,Anna Zarychta-Bargiełaeing a fundamental resource that supports all kinds of life on Earth, concerns related to soil  are often not included as an important environmental issue. Climate changes put soil under pressure. The increasing concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere may cause the microbes in the soil to

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Exploring the Knowledge of Human Expert beyond His Willing Expressionsed correlations of human and automatic interpretation results are commonly used today. Our paper postulates a deeper insight into the expert performance in order to better understanding and simulating his reasoning in the software. The benefit is twofold: the measurement is objective and the closer

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Biomedical Structures Representation by Morphological Spectraof morphological spectra have been reminded. Then several possible methods of morphological spectra presentation are illustrated by a numerical example. The problem of representation of selected classes of irregular structures is considered and illustrated by the examples of vertically elongated, co

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Potential Active Contours – Basic Concepts, Mechanisms and Featureshe distribution of other known and already classified objects. In the classic formulation of this approach, the known objects are fixed, while in the potential active contours’ method their position and parameters are subject of optimization. In the present paper, the basic concept of potential acti