1000 resultados para Imatges mèdiques -- Processament
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Un dels aspectes més crítics per assolir una definició avançada i realista del sistema SETRAM és la identificació de les tecnologies més adequades per a la localització d’usuaris mòbils, des de les ja existents (aplicables tant a la localització individual com agregada) fins a les més el.laborades per a la seva aplicació específica i exclusiva en aquest sistema.
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L’objectiu principal d’aquest estudi és explorar el rol del cinema com a generador d’imatge de la destinació turística. El cinema és capaç de promoure, confirmar i reforçar les imatges, les opinions i la identitat d’una destinació de manera molt poderosa
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Les topografies mèdiques-finals del segle XIX i primeres dècades del segle xx- són informes fets pels metges catalans que volien construir una"geografia mèdica" del país, qüestió fonamental per conèixer l"estat de la salut de la població; avui, aquests informes esdevenen un material de primer ordre per conèixer les condicions de vida en relació amb l"estat de salubritat no solament de les localitats estudiades sinó també de tota una època.
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Diuen que la primera vegada que algunes persones van sentir parlar de la televisió, als anys 30, van córrer a mirar la ràdio de casa, intentant endevinar per on sortirien les imatges promeses. Ben poques, però, devien imaginar la importància que acabaria adquirint aquesta 'nova dimensió de la ràdio'. De manera anàloga, les impressores han començat a incorporar també una nova dimensió: ja no només poden treure fulls bidimensionals impresos, sinó que també n'hi ha que poden fer autèntiques estructures tridimensionals acolorides.
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[cat] Roloc es basa en la codificació cromàtica d'imatges. Roloc analitza una imatge i, a partir d'uns colors predeterminats per l'usuari, la reconverteix en franges de diferents mides segons la seva proporció cromàtica. D'aquesta manera tota imatge es reordena en franges verticals de colors plans.
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Peer-reviewed
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A l'inici de la crisi financera actual (2008), la situació econòmica dels EUA s'enfonsava per la caiguda en la despesa dels consumidors d'un 6,2% el quart trimestre del 2008, xifra que va superar els càlculs del 3,8% del Govern i els del 5,4% dels analistes. L'ús de més dades objectives va reduir, però no va suprimir, l'error d'aquests. Aquell mateix any a Espanya les xifres d'atur es disparaven molt per sobre del que havia previst el Govern. El 2009, ni l'evidència constant de l'augment progressiu d'aquest no va poder canviar el discurs governamental obstinat que l'atur no arribaria a taxes tan elevades. De forma similar opera el cervell econòmic, un conjunt complex de xarxes neuronals que s'encarreguen de prendre decisions i del processament de la informació emocional i motivacional. Fins i tot amb dades reals a la seva disposició, és incapaç de no deixar-se portar per les seves pròpies expectatives [...]
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El significado de una palabra nueva puede adquirirse extrayéndolo de un contexto lingüístico, tanto durante la lectura como durante una conversación. Aún no sabemos cómo nuestro cerebro lleva a cabo este proceso de extracción y posterior aprendizaje del significado de nuevas palabras. En esta investigación hemos simulado el aprendizaje de palabras nuevas concretas y abstractas a partir de información contextual verbal, con el fin de caracterizar las regiones cerebrales implicadas durante el curso de este proceso
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To coordinate ambulances for emergency medical services, a multiagent system uses an auction mechanism based on trust. Results of tests using real data show that this system can efficiently assign ambulances to patients, thereby reducing transportation time. Emergency transportation on specialized vehicles is needed when a person's health is in risk of irreparable damage. A patient can't benefit from sophisticated medical treatments and technologies if she or he isn't placed in a proper healthcare center with the appropriate medical team. For example, strokes are neurological emergencies involving a limited amount of time in which treatment measures are effective
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The starting point of our investigation was the longstanding notion that bilingual individuals need effective mechanisms to prevent interference from one language while processing material in the other (e.g. Penfield and Roberts, 1959). To demonstrate how the prevention of interference is implemented in the brain we employed event-related brain potentials (ERPs; see Munte, Urbach, ¨ Duzel and Kutas, 2000, for an introductory review) ¨ and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) techniques, thus pursuing a combined temporal and spatial imaging approach. In contrast to previous investigations using neuroimaging techniques in bilinguals, which had been mainly concerned with the localization of the primary and secondary languages (e.g. Perani, Paulesu, Galles, Dupoux, Dehaene, Bettinardi, Cappa, Fazio and Mehler, 1998; Chee, Caplan, Soon, Sriram, Tan, Thiel and Weekes, 1999), our study addressed the dynamic aspects of bilingual language processing.
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In this paper we address the problem of extracting representative point samples from polygonal models. The goal of such a sampling algorithm is to find points that are evenly distributed. We propose star-discrepancy as a measure for sampling quality and propose new sampling methods based on global line distributions. We investigate several line generation algorithms including an efficient hardware-based sampling method. Our method contributes to the area of point-based graphics by extracting points that are more evenly distributed than by sampling with current algorithms
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Robotic platforms have advanced greatly in terms of their remote sensing capabilities, including obtaining optical information using cameras. Alongside these advances, visual mapping has become a very active research area, which facilitates the mapping of areas inaccessible to humans. This requires the efficient processing of data to increase the final mosaic quality and computational efficiency. In this paper, we propose an efficient image mosaicing algorithm for large area visual mapping in underwater environments using multiple underwater robots. Our method identifies overlapping image pairs in the trajectories carried out by the different robots during the topology estimation process, being this a cornerstone for efficiently mapping large areas of the seafloor. We present comparative results based on challenging real underwater datasets, which simulated multi-robot mapping
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We introduce a method for surface reconstruction from point sets that is able to cope with noise and outliers. First, a splat-based representation is computed from the point set. A robust local 3D RANSAC-based procedure is used to filter the point set for outliers, then a local jet surface - a low-degree surface approximation - is fitted to the inliers. Second, we extract the reconstructed surface in the form of a surface triangle mesh through Delaunay refinement. The Delaunay refinement meshing approach requires computing intersections between line segment queries and the surface to be meshed. In the present case, intersection queries are solved from the set of splats through a 1D RANSAC procedure
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Controversial results have been reported concerning the neural mechanisms involved in the processing of rewards and punishments. On the one hand, there is evidence suggesting that monetary gains and losses activate a similar fronto-subcortical network. On the other hand, results of recent studies imply that reward and punishment may engage distinct neural mechanisms. Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) we investigated both regional and interregional functional connectivity patterns while participants performed a gambling task featuring unexpectedly high monetary gains and losses. Classical univariate statistical analysis showed that monetary gains and losses activated a similar fronto-striatallimbic network, in which main activation peaks were observed bilaterally in the ventral striatum. Functional connectivity analysis showed similar responses for gain and loss conditions in the insular cortex, the amygdala, and the hippocampus that correlated with the activity observed in the seed region ventral striatum, with the connectivity to the amygdala appearing more pronounced after losses. Larger functional connectivity was found to the medial orbitofrontal cortex for negative outcomes. The fact that different functional patterns were obtained with both analyses suggests that the brain activations observed in the classical univariate approach identifi es the involvement of different functional networks in the current task. These results stress the importance of studying functional connectivity in addition to standard fMRI analysis in reward-related studies.