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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"measurement fidelity"”.

  1. That Was Then And This Is Now: The Changing Roles Of Veteran Special Education Teachers As A Result Of Response To Intervention

    … <p>Keywords: collaboration, curriculum-based measurement, fidelity, problem solving, progress monitoring, Response to Intervention (RTI), scientifically-based interventions, tiers of support, universal screening</p>

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  2. Distributed Vibration Sensing using Rayleigh Backscatter in Optical Fibers

    … as a means of obtaining distributed vibration measurements using the Rayleigh scatter along a single-mode optical fiber. The effort begins by discussing various distributed measurement techniques currently in use before discussing the OFDR technique. Next, a thorough discussion on how high …

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  3. Digital Readout and Control of a Superconducting Qubit

    … and heterodyne based detection schemes for measurement. Both of these techniques rely heavily on room temperature microwave generators, high-bandwidth lines from room temperature to millikelvin temperatures, and bulky non-reciprocal elements such as cryogenic microwave isolators. Reliance on …

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  4. Exploring Isolated Double-Quantum-Dot Detectors for Scalable Quantum Computing Architectures

    … In all cases, we demonstrate a high fidelity fast readout exceeding 99.8% in 10µs. Finally, we discuss the ability for the DQD detector to exceed the performance of the SEB detector in an isolated quantum-dot array by thermalising with the lower temperature of T ≈42 ±2 mK as opposed …

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