SRI International
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A graph lattice approach to maintaining and learning dense collections of subgraphs as image features
This paper shows how large families of complex image features in the form of subgraphs can be built out of simpler ones through construction of a graph lattice–a hierarchy of related subgraphs linked in a lattice.
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Printed circuits and sensing systems
In this report recent developments made in printed systems technology will be presented, including examples of printed complementary circuits, sensors and power sources fabricated using techniques such as ink-jet, screen and gravure printing; as well as integration of these devices into functional printed systems.
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Compact flow cytometer for rapid pathogen characterization in water based on spatial modulation technique
In order to achieve more timely assessment of water quality, PARC is developing a compact and robust platform for rapid pathogen characterization in water.
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Automated fault detection in violation enforcement cameras within electronic toll collection systems
To address this problem, we present algorithmic tools that can be used to automatically review images to detect any potential camera faults, thus, reduce human workload and increase maintenance efficiency.
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Closing the Rural Education Math Gap – A Program with Promising Results
Developing strong foundational math skills has been a challenge for schools in rural areas, which serve almost 10 million U.S. students—more than 20 percent of the student population. By engaging rigorous evaluation techniques, SRI International researchers will develop an understanding of the critical factors in closing the rural education math gap. Our research will help a…
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3D printed electronics
In this paper, we will outline the creation of a rapid digital manufacturing system and considerations for building such a printer with the ability to integrate a structural material with functional electronic materials.
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Continuous state estimation for heterogeneous Hadoop clusters
We present a monitoring tool for a heterogeneous Hadoop cluster to monitor real time performance of every node in the cluster.
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Exploring Sources of Variation in Studies of Knowledge Structure Coherence: Comparing Force Meanings and Force Meaning Consistency Across Two Turkish Cities
The current study compares student interviews across two cities in Turkey to provide insight into this question. The results demonstrate no significant differences in students’ consistency or meanings of force between cities.
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Mechanisms for E-F coupling and their manifestation
This work outlines the main physical mechanisms and constraints thought to be involved in midlatitude E–F coupling, and discusses some of the challenges to inventing an illuminating observational campaign.
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Racial/Ethnic Differences in Hospital Use and Cost among a Statewide Population of Children with Down Syndrome
This study generated population-based estimates of hospital use and cost to 3 years of age by race/ethnicity among children with DS in Massachusetts using birth certificates linked to birth defects registry and hospital discharge data from 1999 to 2004.
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Multiple CNS Nicotinic Receptors Mediate L-Dopa-Induced Dyskinesias: Studies with Parkinsonian Nicotinic Receptor Knockout Mice
Accumulating evidence supports the idea that drugs acting at nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs) may be beneficial for Parkinson’s disease.
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A Selective Insular Perfusion Deficit Contributes to Compromised Salience Network Connectivity in Recovering Alcoholic Men
We propose that attenuated insular CBF is a mechanism underlying compromised connectivity among salience network nodes. This local perfusion deficit in alcoholics has the potential to impair ability to switch from cognitive states of interoceptive cravings to cognitive control for curbing internal urges.