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Showing 1 to 20 of 657 for “"Computational model"”.

  1. Computational model of coronary tortuosity

    … of arteries with zero torsion. Consequently, a modeling of coronary tortuosity should take into account all aspects of tortuosity including a heart shape that introduces additional torsion to arteries. Moreover, strength of a helical flow was shown to depend strongly on a degree of tortuosity …

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  2. A computational model of acoustic packaging

    … further development, and implementation of a model that has been inspired by the general idea of acoustic packaging. The resulting model of acoustic packaging is able to segment action demonstrations into multimodal units which are called acoustic packages. These units facilitate measuring the …

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  3. A Computational Model of Jetliner Taxiing

    … to ensure safety and reliability. Cognitive modeling is able to uniquely address these issues in a compromise between costly human-in-the-loop simulations and deterministic computer simulations. In this thesis, I present an ACT-R cognitive model to emulate pilot taxiing behavior in a dynamic …

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  4. A computational model of visual attention.

    … information from a scene. Visual attention models are computational or mathematical models developed to predict this information. The performance of the state-of-the-art visual attention models is limited in terms of prediction accuracy and computational complexity. In spite of significant …

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  5. Computational model for neural architecture search

    … for a given dataset that are both accurate and computationally inexpensive. At present, designing deep learning architectures for a real-world application requires both human expertise and considerable effort as they are either handcrafted by careful experimentation or modified from a handful of …

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  6. A computational model of skill acquisition.

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mathematics, 1973.

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  7. A computational model of visual interpretation

    … opportunities that emerge from such reflection. Computational systems used today in design exploration are not capable of doing so. On the contrary these systems model the world in a very rigid structured way and cannot produce design ideas beyond what their preset description anticipates.

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  8. A computational model of spatial hearing

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1995.

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  9. A computational model of human emotion

    … restrictive structures. We have constructed a computational model of emotion that detects twenty-eight emotions and is non-domain specific. It reports emotional episodes, moods, and dispositions. The psychological theory behind the model draws extensively on the ideas developed in the book “The …

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  10. A computational model of learning in Go

    This thesis presents a new computational learning algorithm that is capable of learning new concepts for the game of Go from both textual descriptions and pictorial examples. The 'GOaL' (GO and Learn) computational model uses this algorithm to learn descriptions of concepts that it studies. These …

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  11. A computational model of routine procedural memory

    Cooper and Shallice (2000) implemented a computational version of the Norman and Shallice's (1986) Contention Scheduling Model (CSM). The CSM is a hierarchically organized network of action schemas and goals. Botvinick and Plaut (2004) instead took a connectionist approach to modeling routine …

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  12. A Computational Model of the Ocular Lens

    The aim of this project is to develop a computational model of the structure and function of the ocular lens, specifically the solute and fluid transport in the lens. The modelling framework was based on finite volume methods. The intracellular and extracellular solute fluxes were modelled using …

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  13. Grounding for a computational model of place

    … it to the user? This thesis presents a model, and an application upon that model, that captures sense of place for translation, rather then requires the user to recreate it from disparate data. By grounding a human place-sense for machine interpretation, new presentations of space can be …

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  14. Computational model of local intravascular drug delivery

    … device impact local intravascular drug delivery. Computational models of local fluid mechanics and drug transport were formulated to study how arterial drug uptake is modulated by local blood flow, stent placement, administered drug dose and release kinetics, and the evolving local vascular …

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  15. Cardiovascular parameter estimation using a computational model

    … quantitative information available to formulate computational models capable of simulating normal and abnormal human physiology. Computational models tend to synthesize information in one common framework, thereby improving data integration and organization. Through tuning, such models could be …

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  16. AMAR : a computational model of autosegmental phonology

    Thesis (S.B.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1994.

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  17. A computational model of visuo-motor development

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, 1993.

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  18. A Computational Model of the Cognition of Tonality

    … emotion. In this dissertation, I identify and model some of the innate processes by which feelings of tension, resolution, stability, and so forth, are induced by successions of pitches and chords, irrespective of their harmonic consonance. By innate, I mean processes that do not require the …

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  19. A computational model for skills-oriented robot programming.

    A complete computational model for industrial robot programming is presented. There are two main objectives in realizing this model. The first is to allow shop floor production engineers (application programmers) to create and modify sensor-based robot programs. The proposed iconic user interface …

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  20. Characterization of an Evolving Serotonin Transporter Computational Model

    … (SSRIs) were docked to an in silico SERT model to identify likely binding pocket amino acid residues. When mutated singly, no one of five implicated residues was critical for high affinity in vitro binding of SSRIs or cocaine. The in silico SERT model was used in ligand virtual screening …

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