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    Sensitivity Analysis-Colectomy, CABG, and PCI Multiple analyses were conducted to test the sensitivity of price regression results: 1) HHI measurement by different definitions and levels; 2) GLM regression using different distribution families; and 3) non-linearity of age, HHI, and HMO penetration. HHI Measured by Admissions vs Inpatient Days The main GLM regression models included a hospital admission HHI where the total number of admissions in a hospital is measured as a proxy of the hospital’s

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    In order to specify the middle layer of an RBF we have to decide the number of neurons of the layer and their kernel functions which are usually Gaussian functions. In this paper we use a Gaussian function as a kernel function. A Gaussian function is specified by its center and width. The simplest and most general method to decide the middle layer neurons is to create a neuron for each training pattern. However the method is usually not practical since in most applications there are a large number

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    IMAGE PROCESSING ? EDGE DETECTION In image processing, Edge Detection is a fundamental tool based on mathematical methods to detect points in a digital image at which there is a huge variation in the brightness between each other. These points are organized in a line of segments which is called edges. The purpose of detecting those variations is to help analyze an image in the following aspects: discontinuities in depth? discontinuities in surface orientation? changes in material properties? variations

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    ‘ ’ is the number of images and the vector function of each image in the neonatal brain MRI image database is given as . 3.1 Preprocessing The regions of an image containing different intensity values can be modelled as a finite Gaussian distribution. All the pixels in the same image belongs to same class and energy function is given by (1) Where is a set of Gaussian parameters; is the Gaussian mean and is the Gaussian variance for the object . Also reduction of

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    Image Segmentation Using Level Set Method Avinash Shivaji Gaikwad, Prof. D. M. Bhalerao, Dept. of Electronics & Tele Communication Enhineering, Pune University SCOE, COE, Vadgaon(Bk), Pune avinash.gaikwad12@gmail.com *Assistant Professor SCOE, COE, Vadgaon(Bk), Pune dmbhalerao.scoe@gmail.com Abstract- Interactive image segmentation has become more and more popular among researched in recent years. Interactive segmentation, as opposed to fully automatic one, supplies the user with means to incorporate

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    operators and local operators. The global tone mapping methods are simply mapped the input HDR image I^h (x,y) to an output LDR image I^l (x,y) = f (I^h (x,y)) , where f () is a global compression function which is spatially invariant, such as gamma function, linear function, histogram based function and the function adapted to tone reproduction curves. Hence, the local tone mapping methods decompose the input HDR image into multiple layers or areas, apply different compressing algorithm in different layers

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    in a spatially variant manner because mapping function processes for each individual pixel. Local operators characterized that more satisfactorily than global operators in terms of the detail preservation and compression ratio of the dynamic range. Also, there are two tone mapping model linear tone mapping model and nonlinear tone mapping model. Linear model does not need multiscale decomposition or segmentation of the images into binary or fractional maps, where the problems associated with layer

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    various sizes of images with various sizes of high-pass filter kernels. We have made use of Sobel filter as the standard filter kernel against which other techniques are compared. Keywords—frequency domain; edge detection; sobel filter; laplacian; gaussian; I. INTRODUCTION Image sharpening and smoothening is perhaps one of the most ubiquitously used techniques in any image processing application. While these are considered inexpensive operations, multiple use of the same may become computationally

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    Don DeLillo throughout White Noise confirms through his characters that the individual is capable of expressing feelings instantaneously, but for the most part are calculated in their actions, and give off a façade. With the vast use of characters, from Jack Gladney to the nun, we can take a closer look at the individuals in the world filled with white noise. There is truly the possibility for human kind to be honest down to the bone, for instance what Gladney expresses love for his children, even

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    property to language in general, which can also function reflexively comment on the language or verbal system itself. In this reflexive form of language, called ‘metalanguage’, the metalinguistic function of language, which is also central to the metadiscourse model used in this study, is most evident. The metalinguistic function is one of the six functions of language proposed by Jakobson (1998), and the other five are expressive, directive,

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