The study aimed to develop a method for predicting the age of human remains based on measurements of the occipital condyles. Measurements of length, width, and height were taken from 68 juvenile specimens and used to generate linear regression models. The best model predicted age based on right condyle length and width, explaining 15% of variation, though neither model met the accuracy standard for legal admissibility. Limitations included a small sample size and age range, suggesting a larger, more diverse sample could improve predictive power.
1) The student developed a pipeline to test the ability to measure strain in carotid artery plaques using MRI.
2) Finite element models of plaques under different pressures were used to simulate MRI images.
3) Image registration software was used to measure strain by registering images at different pressures, and results were compared to the finite element models.
4) Promising results were found when the image registration grid spacing parameter was optimized, but more research is still needed to determine the effects of other MRI and registration parameters on the ability to accurately measure strain from MRI data.
The Development of Computational Fluid Dynamic Models for Studying the Detect...Cristina Staicu
This thesis presents research on developing computational fluid dynamic (CFD) models to non-invasively predict pressure drops in the aorta for patients with aortic coarctation. The research involved segmenting aortic geometries from medical images, generating 3D meshes, setting boundary conditions from flow and pressure data, and running CFD simulations. The models were validated against clinical data. A processing workflow was designed and implemented in five stages: image loading, segmentation, meshing, boundary conditions, and simulation. Efforts were made to model coarctation geometries and account for branches and collaterals. The results provide physically accurate details to supplement clinical images for diagnosing this disease.
Improved echocardiography segmentation using active shape model and optical flowTELKOMNIKA JOURNAL
Heart disease is one of the most dangerous diseases that threaten human life. The doctor uses
echocardiography to analyze heart disease. The result of echocardiography test is a video that shows the
movement of the heart rate. The result of echocardiography test indicates whether the patient’s heart is
normal or not by identifying a heart cavity area. Commonly it is determined by a doctor based on his own
accuracy and experience. Therefore, many methods to do heart segmentation is appearing. But, the
methods are a bit slow and less precise. Thus, a system that can help the doctor to analyze it better is
needed. This research will develop a system that can analyze the heart rate-motion and automatically
measure heart cavity area better than the existing method. This paper proposes an improved system for
cardiac segmentation using median high boost filter to increase image quality, followed by the use of an
active shape model and optical flow. The segmentation of the heart rate-motion and auto measurement of
the heart cavity area is expected to help the doctor to analyze the condition of the patient with better
accuracy. Experimental result validated our approach.
The document describes three algorithms to register 3D centerlines extracted from CT angiography images with 3D centerlines reconstructed from 2 X-ray angiography projections. The algorithms are: 1) Scale invariant curvature signature technique 2) Iterative closest point algorithm 3) Iterative closest point algorithm with preprocessed centerlines. A GUI is also developed to analyze correspondence between CT and X-ray centerlines and compare the three registration algorithms. The goal is to align CT and X-ray data to provide better guidance during percutaneous coronary interventions for complex coronary anatomies.
Herpes zoster, also known as shingles, is caused by the reactivation of the varicella zoster virus which causes chickenpox. It presents with severe pain and a rash of grouped vesicles in a dermatomal distribution, most commonly on the thoracic region. Complications can include secondary bacterial infection, disseminated lesions, herpes zoster ophthalmicus, and post-herpetic neuralgia. Treatment involves antiviral medications like acyclovir or famciclovir to reduce symptoms and duration.
This document contains a list of English words and their Spanish translations. Some of the words translated include:
- "Though" translated to "Aunque"
- "Van" translated to "Camioneta"
- "About" translated to "Acerca de"
This document contains a summary of Shashi Kumar's professional experience and qualifications. It outlines his 4.3 years of experience as a Senior Analyst at Oracle India Pvt Ltd, where he acted as a lead, handled escalations and queries, assigned tasks to team members, and engaged with stakeholders. It also lists his responsibilities in operations, projects handled, technical knowledge, report generation experience, and education details including a B.Com degree from Bangalore University.
1) The student developed a pipeline to test the ability to measure strain in carotid artery plaques using MRI.
2) Finite element models of plaques under different pressures were used to simulate MRI images.
3) Image registration software was used to measure strain by registering images at different pressures, and results were compared to the finite element models.
4) Promising results were found when the image registration grid spacing parameter was optimized, but more research is still needed to determine the effects of other MRI and registration parameters on the ability to accurately measure strain from MRI data.
The Development of Computational Fluid Dynamic Models for Studying the Detect...Cristina Staicu
This thesis presents research on developing computational fluid dynamic (CFD) models to non-invasively predict pressure drops in the aorta for patients with aortic coarctation. The research involved segmenting aortic geometries from medical images, generating 3D meshes, setting boundary conditions from flow and pressure data, and running CFD simulations. The models were validated against clinical data. A processing workflow was designed and implemented in five stages: image loading, segmentation, meshing, boundary conditions, and simulation. Efforts were made to model coarctation geometries and account for branches and collaterals. The results provide physically accurate details to supplement clinical images for diagnosing this disease.
Improved echocardiography segmentation using active shape model and optical flowTELKOMNIKA JOURNAL
Heart disease is one of the most dangerous diseases that threaten human life. The doctor uses
echocardiography to analyze heart disease. The result of echocardiography test is a video that shows the
movement of the heart rate. The result of echocardiography test indicates whether the patient’s heart is
normal or not by identifying a heart cavity area. Commonly it is determined by a doctor based on his own
accuracy and experience. Therefore, many methods to do heart segmentation is appearing. But, the
methods are a bit slow and less precise. Thus, a system that can help the doctor to analyze it better is
needed. This research will develop a system that can analyze the heart rate-motion and automatically
measure heart cavity area better than the existing method. This paper proposes an improved system for
cardiac segmentation using median high boost filter to increase image quality, followed by the use of an
active shape model and optical flow. The segmentation of the heart rate-motion and auto measurement of
the heart cavity area is expected to help the doctor to analyze the condition of the patient with better
accuracy. Experimental result validated our approach.
The document describes three algorithms to register 3D centerlines extracted from CT angiography images with 3D centerlines reconstructed from 2 X-ray angiography projections. The algorithms are: 1) Scale invariant curvature signature technique 2) Iterative closest point algorithm 3) Iterative closest point algorithm with preprocessed centerlines. A GUI is also developed to analyze correspondence between CT and X-ray centerlines and compare the three registration algorithms. The goal is to align CT and X-ray data to provide better guidance during percutaneous coronary interventions for complex coronary anatomies.
Herpes zoster, also known as shingles, is caused by the reactivation of the varicella zoster virus which causes chickenpox. It presents with severe pain and a rash of grouped vesicles in a dermatomal distribution, most commonly on the thoracic region. Complications can include secondary bacterial infection, disseminated lesions, herpes zoster ophthalmicus, and post-herpetic neuralgia. Treatment involves antiviral medications like acyclovir or famciclovir to reduce symptoms and duration.
This document contains a list of English words and their Spanish translations. Some of the words translated include:
- "Though" translated to "Aunque"
- "Van" translated to "Camioneta"
- "About" translated to "Acerca de"
This document contains a summary of Shashi Kumar's professional experience and qualifications. It outlines his 4.3 years of experience as a Senior Analyst at Oracle India Pvt Ltd, where he acted as a lead, handled escalations and queries, assigned tasks to team members, and engaged with stakeholders. It also lists his responsibilities in operations, projects handled, technical knowledge, report generation experience, and education details including a B.Com degree from Bangalore University.
Akani Maluleke has submitted her curriculum vitae for review. She holds a BCom in Economics from UNISA and a Diploma in Banking from the University of Johannesburg. Her work experience includes roles as a Call Centre Agent for Medscheme Holdings, handling medical aid queries, and as an Exam Department Administrator for UNISA, administering exam processes. She lists references from her supervisors at Medscheme who can speak to her work performance and skills which include customer focus, communication, and problem solving.
1 aedl - iywinc lite block presentation march 2015 engMichael Walsh
New Patented Super LED Hi/Low-Bay LED Lights.
130 lm P/W, Life 150,000+ hr. life.
Operating temperature: -45 Deg C to +50 Deg C.
IP 68. Our 140 Watt LED will replace a 400 Watt HID.
Internet of Things mengacu pada objek fisik yang dapat teridentifikasi secara unik dan terhubung ke internet, memungkinkan kontrol dan berbagi data melalui jaringan. Istilah ini pertama kali diusulkan oleh Kevin Ashton pada tahun 1999 untuk menggambarkan konsep benda-benda yang terhubung ke internet dan saling berinteraksi. Teknologi inti IoT meliputi sensor jaringan nirkabel, RFID, dan integrasi antara dunia digital dan fisik untuk mem
This document provides 5 tips for saving money: 1) Save loose change in a jar and convert it to bills for free at the bank. 2) Use a 30-day rule to avoid impulse purchases by waiting 30 days to buy something expensive. 3) Sign up for a savings account at a bank to earn interest and track spending online. 4) Ask your employer to divide paychecks between checking and savings accounts. 5) Create a budget and savings accounts for different expenditures like vacations or emergencies. The tips helped the author save over $400 in loose change over 1.5 years and separate accounts for specific purposes.
This document describes the features of a microprocessor-based lift control system. The system uses CAN communication between modules and supports up to 40 stops and 8 lifts. It has a compact CPU and modular components that connect via plug-and-play connectors. The system allows for remote monitoring and configuration via internet and supports various display options and protocols.
MODEL BASED TECHNIQUE FOR VEHICLE TRACKING IN TRAFFIC VIDEO USING SPATIAL LOC...mlaij
In this paper, we proposed a novel method for visible vehicle tracking in traffic video sequence using model based strategy combined with spatial local features. Our tracking algorithm consists of two components: vehicle detection and vehicle tracking. In the detection step, we subtract the background and obtained candidate foreground objects represented as foreground mask. After obtaining foreground mask of
candidate objects, vehicles are detected using Co-HOG descriptor. In the tracking step, vehicle model is
constructed based on shape and texture features extracted from vehicle regions using Co-HOG and CSLBP method. After constructing the vehicle model, for the current frame, vehicle features are extracted from each vehicle region and then vehicle model is updated. Finally, vehicles are tracked based on the similarity measure between current frame vehicles and vehicle models. The proposed algorithm is evaluated based on precision, recall and VTA metrics obtained on GRAM-RTM dataset and i-Lids dataset. The experimental results demonstrate that our method achieves good accuracy.
Andrew Tan has over 20 years of experience as a mechanical engineer specializing in water and wastewater treatment plant design. He has worked on numerous projects in Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific region. The document outlines his educational background, skills, work history managing various projects, and provides contact information.
The document discusses key aspects and requirements of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), also known as Obamacare. It summarizes that the PPACA will affect everyone through provisions taking effect in 2014 such as health insurance exchanges, essential health benefits, penalties for individuals without coverage, and penalties for large employers not providing affordable coverage. The document also compares fully insured versus self-funded health plans under the PPACA, noting advantages of self-funding including more flexibility and ability to control costs.
As tecnologias educacionais podem ser usadas para compartilhar conteúdo em slides. Uma equipe de quatro pessoas, Bruna Benezatto, Edinelza Venâncio da Costa, Mona Priantti Rabelo e Rosineide Bento, criou uma aula no SlideShare para ensinar outros sobre tecnologias educacionais.
This document is a curriculum vitae submitted by Shaik Moqyiar Junaid for a position as an electrical engineer. It summarizes his objective of seeking a challenging position utilizing his 2 years of experience as an electrical engineer. It details his educational background of a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, work experience designing electrical systems and maintenance work in India and Saudi Arabia. It also lists his technical skills, additional projects, and availability to start immediately.
This document lists 10 pairs of verbs in English and Spanish. It provides basic vocabulary words for common actions like staying and making, cooking and flying, talking and having, visiting and going, playing and writing, washing and doing, waiting and leaving, teaching and seeing, riding and meeting, and wearing and walking.
This study examines the impact of temporary blood flow occlusion on direct and indirect liver injury caused by laser thermal ablation in mice. Thermal ablation was performed with and without temporary occlusion of the portal vein and hepatic artery. Tissue damage was assessed immediately after treatment and over subsequent days using histochemical staining techniques. The results showed that temporary blood flow occlusion decreased the extent of initial injury but did not alter the progression of tissue damage over time. The maximum diameter of necrosis was smaller with temporary occlusion at 48 hours. This suggests that while temporary blood flow occlusion may decrease the immediate size of the ablation zone, it does not enhance the overall volume of liver tissue destroyed by the thermal treatment.
This short document contains 8 photo credits from various photographers. It concludes by inviting the reader to create their own Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare.
Research on Haberman dataset also business required documentManjuYadav65
- The document provides an analysis of the Haberman's breast cancer survival dataset which contains information on 306 female patients who underwent breast cancer surgery between 1958-1970.
- Exploratory data analysis techniques like univariate analysis, multivariate analysis, and data visualization using ggplot were used to understand relationships between age, year of operation, lymph node status and survival outcome.
- Key visualizations included bar plots to show survival rates, scatter plots to examine relationships between age and year of operation colored by survival status, and identifying trends over time.
Statistical Feature-based Neural Network Approach for the Detection of Lung C...CSCJournals
Lung cancer, if successfully detected at early stages, enables many treatment options, reduced risk of invasive surgery and increased survival rate. This paper presents a novel approach to detect lung cancer from raw chest X-ray images. At the first stage, we use a pipeline of image processing routines to remove noise and segment the lung from other anatomical structures in the chest X-ray and extract regions that exhibit shape characteristics of lung nodules. Subsequently, first and second order statistical texture features are considered as the inputs to train a neural network to verify whether a region extracted in the first stage is a nodule or not . The proposed approach detected nodules in the diseased area of the lung with an accuracy of 96% using the pixel-based technique while the feature-based technique produced an accuracy of 88%.
Akani Maluleke has submitted her curriculum vitae for review. She holds a BCom in Economics from UNISA and a Diploma in Banking from the University of Johannesburg. Her work experience includes roles as a Call Centre Agent for Medscheme Holdings, handling medical aid queries, and as an Exam Department Administrator for UNISA, administering exam processes. She lists references from her supervisors at Medscheme who can speak to her work performance and skills which include customer focus, communication, and problem solving.
1 aedl - iywinc lite block presentation march 2015 engMichael Walsh
New Patented Super LED Hi/Low-Bay LED Lights.
130 lm P/W, Life 150,000+ hr. life.
Operating temperature: -45 Deg C to +50 Deg C.
IP 68. Our 140 Watt LED will replace a 400 Watt HID.
Internet of Things mengacu pada objek fisik yang dapat teridentifikasi secara unik dan terhubung ke internet, memungkinkan kontrol dan berbagi data melalui jaringan. Istilah ini pertama kali diusulkan oleh Kevin Ashton pada tahun 1999 untuk menggambarkan konsep benda-benda yang terhubung ke internet dan saling berinteraksi. Teknologi inti IoT meliputi sensor jaringan nirkabel, RFID, dan integrasi antara dunia digital dan fisik untuk mem
This document provides 5 tips for saving money: 1) Save loose change in a jar and convert it to bills for free at the bank. 2) Use a 30-day rule to avoid impulse purchases by waiting 30 days to buy something expensive. 3) Sign up for a savings account at a bank to earn interest and track spending online. 4) Ask your employer to divide paychecks between checking and savings accounts. 5) Create a budget and savings accounts for different expenditures like vacations or emergencies. The tips helped the author save over $400 in loose change over 1.5 years and separate accounts for specific purposes.
This document describes the features of a microprocessor-based lift control system. The system uses CAN communication between modules and supports up to 40 stops and 8 lifts. It has a compact CPU and modular components that connect via plug-and-play connectors. The system allows for remote monitoring and configuration via internet and supports various display options and protocols.
MODEL BASED TECHNIQUE FOR VEHICLE TRACKING IN TRAFFIC VIDEO USING SPATIAL LOC...mlaij
In this paper, we proposed a novel method for visible vehicle tracking in traffic video sequence using model based strategy combined with spatial local features. Our tracking algorithm consists of two components: vehicle detection and vehicle tracking. In the detection step, we subtract the background and obtained candidate foreground objects represented as foreground mask. After obtaining foreground mask of
candidate objects, vehicles are detected using Co-HOG descriptor. In the tracking step, vehicle model is
constructed based on shape and texture features extracted from vehicle regions using Co-HOG and CSLBP method. After constructing the vehicle model, for the current frame, vehicle features are extracted from each vehicle region and then vehicle model is updated. Finally, vehicles are tracked based on the similarity measure between current frame vehicles and vehicle models. The proposed algorithm is evaluated based on precision, recall and VTA metrics obtained on GRAM-RTM dataset and i-Lids dataset. The experimental results demonstrate that our method achieves good accuracy.
Andrew Tan has over 20 years of experience as a mechanical engineer specializing in water and wastewater treatment plant design. He has worked on numerous projects in Australia, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific region. The document outlines his educational background, skills, work history managing various projects, and provides contact information.
The document discusses key aspects and requirements of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), also known as Obamacare. It summarizes that the PPACA will affect everyone through provisions taking effect in 2014 such as health insurance exchanges, essential health benefits, penalties for individuals without coverage, and penalties for large employers not providing affordable coverage. The document also compares fully insured versus self-funded health plans under the PPACA, noting advantages of self-funding including more flexibility and ability to control costs.
As tecnologias educacionais podem ser usadas para compartilhar conteúdo em slides. Uma equipe de quatro pessoas, Bruna Benezatto, Edinelza Venâncio da Costa, Mona Priantti Rabelo e Rosineide Bento, criou uma aula no SlideShare para ensinar outros sobre tecnologias educacionais.
This document is a curriculum vitae submitted by Shaik Moqyiar Junaid for a position as an electrical engineer. It summarizes his objective of seeking a challenging position utilizing his 2 years of experience as an electrical engineer. It details his educational background of a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, work experience designing electrical systems and maintenance work in India and Saudi Arabia. It also lists his technical skills, additional projects, and availability to start immediately.
This document lists 10 pairs of verbs in English and Spanish. It provides basic vocabulary words for common actions like staying and making, cooking and flying, talking and having, visiting and going, playing and writing, washing and doing, waiting and leaving, teaching and seeing, riding and meeting, and wearing and walking.
This study examines the impact of temporary blood flow occlusion on direct and indirect liver injury caused by laser thermal ablation in mice. Thermal ablation was performed with and without temporary occlusion of the portal vein and hepatic artery. Tissue damage was assessed immediately after treatment and over subsequent days using histochemical staining techniques. The results showed that temporary blood flow occlusion decreased the extent of initial injury but did not alter the progression of tissue damage over time. The maximum diameter of necrosis was smaller with temporary occlusion at 48 hours. This suggests that while temporary blood flow occlusion may decrease the immediate size of the ablation zone, it does not enhance the overall volume of liver tissue destroyed by the thermal treatment.
This short document contains 8 photo credits from various photographers. It concludes by inviting the reader to create their own Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare.
Research on Haberman dataset also business required documentManjuYadav65
- The document provides an analysis of the Haberman's breast cancer survival dataset which contains information on 306 female patients who underwent breast cancer surgery between 1958-1970.
- Exploratory data analysis techniques like univariate analysis, multivariate analysis, and data visualization using ggplot were used to understand relationships between age, year of operation, lymph node status and survival outcome.
- Key visualizations included bar plots to show survival rates, scatter plots to examine relationships between age and year of operation colored by survival status, and identifying trends over time.
Statistical Feature-based Neural Network Approach for the Detection of Lung C...CSCJournals
Lung cancer, if successfully detected at early stages, enables many treatment options, reduced risk of invasive surgery and increased survival rate. This paper presents a novel approach to detect lung cancer from raw chest X-ray images. At the first stage, we use a pipeline of image processing routines to remove noise and segment the lung from other anatomical structures in the chest X-ray and extract regions that exhibit shape characteristics of lung nodules. Subsequently, first and second order statistical texture features are considered as the inputs to train a neural network to verify whether a region extracted in the first stage is a nodule or not . The proposed approach detected nodules in the diseased area of the lung with an accuracy of 96% using the pixel-based technique while the feature-based technique produced an accuracy of 88%.
A discriminative-feature-space-for-detecting-and-recognizing-pathologies-of-t...Damian R. Mingle, MBA
Each year it has become more and more difficult for healthcare providers to determine if a patient has a pathology
related to the vertebral column. There is great potential to become more efficient and effective in terms of quality
of care provided to patients through the use of automated systems. However, in many cases automated systems
can allow for misclassification and force providers to have to review more causes than necessary. In this study, we
analyzed methods to increase the True Positives and lower the False Positives while comparing them against stateof-the-art
techniques in the biomedical community. We found that by applying the studied techniques of a data-driven
model, the benefits to healthcare providers are significant and align with the methodologies and techniques utilized
in the current research community.
1. The document proposes a formalism to utilize clinically available MRI imaging data for early detection of resistance to targeted cancer therapies.
2. By extracting tumor growth parameters from serial MRI scans, mathematical models can be used to predict future tumor growth and identify signs of resistance earlier than current methods.
3. Simulated data is used to determine the number and frequency of scans needed to reliably extract parameters and detect resistance under different levels of initial resistance and sampling intervals.
atom D sciences - healthcare-breast-cancer prediction V Raviteja Valluri
Atom D Sciences builds machine learning applications for enterprises, including in healthcare. One case study described building a model to predict the recurrence of breast cancer using data from 198 patients. The model was trained on 30 variables describing tumor characteristics and patient demographics, and achieved 87.5% accuracy in predicting recurrence status. Important variables identified included time since treatment, lymph node status, tumor perimeter and size, and tumor smoothness. The model provided insights such as most recurrences occurring within 45 months and high tumor sizes correlating with fewer non-recurrences.
The effectiveness of various analytical formulas for
estimating R2 Shrinkage in multiple regression analysis was
investigated. Two categories of formulas were identified estimators
of the squared population multiple correlation coefficient (
2
)
and those of the squared population cross-validity coefficient
(
2 c
). The authors compeered the effectiveness of the analytical
formulas for determining R2 shrinkage, with squared population
multiple correlation coefficient and number of predictors after
finding all combination among variables, maximum correlation
was selected to computed all two categories of formulas. The
results indicated that Among the 6 analytical formulas designed to
estimate the population
2
, the performance of the (Olkin & part
formula-1 for six variable then followed by Burket formula &
Lord formula-2 among the 9 analytical formulas were found to be
most stable and satisfactory.
This document describes the development of a 3D stereoscopic tutorial on aortic anatomy and abdominal aortic aneurysms for medical students. CT scans of a normal abdomen and one with an aneurysm were used to create interactive 3D images using open source software. A tutorial was developed within presentation software, allowing students to view labeled 3D images and access additional information by clicking buttons. Student feedback was positive, with most agreeing the 3D visualization helped their understanding of anatomy and pathology compared to traditional classes. Areas like the heart, brain, and fractures were identified as being well-suited to the 3D approach.
Running head COURSE PROJECT –PHASE 3 COURSE PROJECT –PHASE 3.docxsusanschei
Running head: COURSE PROJECT –PHASE 3
COURSE PROJECT –PHASE 3
Course Project –Phase 3
Name: Rodney Wheeler
Institution: Rasmussen College
Course: STA3215 Section 01 Inferential Statistics and Analytics
Date: 03/04/17
Course Project –Phase 3
The primary goal of statistics is to conduct a hypothesis. A hypothesis is a prediction about something; hypothesis testing is done to ascertain if a sampled proportion differs from a specified population. For the test to be valid eight steps are conducted to ensure the results are up to par (Lora M. and Richard J. Cook., 2009);
Step One -Identify and come up with a research question, this helps the researcher narrow down to what they want to test.For instance, is the number of patients admitted with infectious disease less than 65 years of age? Such questions are important as they help one in looking for the necessary data and conduct the test efficiently
Step Two-Ascertain that some expectations are met: The method of research used is Simple random sampling, the resultant outcome is only one, and the population is triple the sample size in question
Step Three-State the two types of hypothesis: Identify the null and alternative hypothesis. Null hypothesis shows equality while alternative does not.
Step Four-Determine a definite significant level that is the odds of refuting a null hypothesis through use of alpha
Step Five-Calculate the test statistic, this are constant values that are calculated from the available data when conducting a hypothesis test
Step Six-Change the test statistic into a P value; A p-value is the possibility that a selected sample would differ with the obtained one. It differs depending on the test used and is determined by use of the normal distribution table
Step Seven-Choose between the null and alternative hypothesis, this is where one has to determine whether the stated research question is correct. If the p-value is greater than the standardized value, the null hypothesis should be rejected
Step Eight-Creating a conclusion of your Research Question, determine whether or not the set values are sufficient evidence in confirming your research.
The p-value is the better approach as computation of one value is required to conduct the test, the critical approach is cumbersome as one has to compute the test statistic and also find the key value of the significance level
Question two
1. Ho:p>=65;Ha p<65
2. The test is left tailed since the sample proportion is less than the hypothesized population proportion
3. The test statistics to be used is the t test since the standard deviation is unknown.
4. =-2.79
5. Degree of freedom is 60-1=59as observed from the t table the p- value is 0.05
6. 0.5-0.05=0.45 critical value is -1.6
Subtracting alpha from the standard value of 0.5 then looking for the resultant difference in the z table.
7. Reject the null hypothesis since the test statistic is less than -1.6 which is the critical value.
8. There is sufficient evidenc ...
My own Machine Learning project - Breast Cancer PredictionGabriele Mineo
This document describes a project to classify breast cancer cell samples as benign or malignant using machine learning models. It analyzes a dataset containing characteristics of cell nuclei images from 569 breast cancer cases. The dataset has 30 variables describing features like radius, texture, and perimeter. The project aims to train models and compare their performance on accuracy, sensitivity and other metrics to identify the best model for cancer prediction. Several supervised learning algorithms will be tested including naive Bayes, logistic regression, random forest, KNN, and neural networks.
USING DISTANCE MEASURE BASED CLASSIFICATION IN AUTOMATIC EXTRACTION OF LUNGS ...sipij
We introduce in this paper a reliable method for automatic extraction of lungs nodules from CT chest
images and shed the light on the details of using the Weighted Euclidean Distance (WED) for classifying
lungs connected components into nodule and not-nodule. We explain also using Connected Component
Labeling (CCL) in an effective and flexible method for extraction of lungs area from chest CT images with
a wide variety of shapes and sizes. This lungs extraction method makes use of, as well as CCL, some
morphological operations. Our tests have shown that the performance of the introduce method is high.
Finally, in order to check whether the method works correctly or not for healthy and patient CT images, we
tested the method by some images of healthy persons and demonstrated that the overall performance of the
method is satisfactory.
Using Distance Measure based Classification in Automatic Extraction of Lungs ...sipij
We introduce in this paper a reliable method for automatic extraction of lungs nodules from CT chest
images and shed the light on the details of using the Weighted Euclidean Distance (WED) for classifying
lungs connected components into nodule and not-nodule. We explain also using Connected Component
Labeling (CCL) in an effective and flexible method for extraction of lungs area from chest CT images with
a wide variety of shapes and sizes. This lungs extraction method makes use of, as well as CCL, some
morphological operations. Our tests have shown that the performance of the introduce method is high.
Finally, in order to check whether the method works correctly or not for healthy and patient CT images, we
tested the method by some images of healthy persons and demonstrated that the overall performance of the
method is satisfactory.
Using Distance Measure based Classification in Automatic Extraction of Lungs ...sipij
We introduce in this paper a reliable method for automatic extraction of lungs nodules from CT chest
images and shed the light on the details of using the Weighted Euclidean Distance (WED) for classifying
lungs connected components into nodule and not-nodule. We explain also using Connected Component
Labeling (CCL) in an effective and flexible method for extraction of lungs area from chest CT images with
a wide variety of shapes and sizes. This lungs extraction method makes use of, as well as CCL, some
morphological operations. Our tests have shown that the performance of the introduce method is high.
Finally, in order to check whether the method works correctly or not for healthy and patient CT images, we
tested the method by some images of healthy persons and demonstrated that the overall performance of the
method is satisfactory.
Using Distance Measure based Classification in Automatic Extraction of Lungs ...sipij
We introduce in this paper a reliable method for automatic extraction of lungs nodules from CT chest
images and shed the light on the details of using the Weighted Euclidean Distance (WED) for classifying
lungs connected components into nodule and not-nodule. We explain also using Connected Component
Labeling (CCL) in an effective and flexible method for extraction of lungs area from chest CT images with
a wide variety of shapes and sizes. This lungs extraction method makes use of, as well as CCL, some
morphological operations. Our tests have shown that the performance of the introduce method is high.
Finally, in order to check whether the method works correctly or not for healthy and patient CT images, we
tested the method by some images of healthy persons and demonstrated that the overall performance of the
method is satisfactory.
Proposition of local automatic algorithm for landmark detection in 3D cephalo...journalBEEI
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4. Abstract
In order to determine a new method for predicting the age of a human based on
their remains, the remains of 68 juveniles from the Hamann-Todd Collection in
Cleveland, Ohio underwent extensive metric analysis and documentation including
recorded known age at time of death.
As humans age, they undergo massive skull metamorphisms including changes in
a pair of oblong boney structures called Occipital Condyles. These condyles are typically
located inside the skull, one on either side of where the spinal cord attaches.
A procedure recorded markers on each Occipital Condyle within their skull using
a Microscribe 3D Digitizer. Using algebraic formulas to calculate length, height, and
width of each condyle, a multiple linear regression was used to model the recorded age of
death. The first model indicates a juvenile’s predicted age in years is:
Upon further investigation, the right condyle width and right condyle height were
correlated according to Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient of 0.48 so the model was
amended to not include the height variable with its higher P-value of 0.0951. The final
model generated that passed all diagnostic tests predicts age in years as:
with a significance value of less than 0.0001 and an R2
value of 0.1503.
.
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5. Introduction
Identifying the age of specimens is a very important part of forensic sciences.
That is, given a skeleton, bones or a skull, it is very useful to be able to identify the age of
the specimen at time of death. Traditional methods of predicting age are based off of
dental information such as calcification levels in teeth. However, oftentimes this system
of identification is not always valid. Sometimes there aren’t any teeth in the specimen at
all. The goal of the project was to find a way to predict the age of a specimen based on
the size and shape of oblong bone structures in the skull called occipital condyles. The
theory is that these condyles change in size and shape in a predictable manner over time
in all human beings.
Terms & Definitions
When recording coordinate markers using the Microscribe 3D Digitizer, skulls
were individually positioned in the stand such that the anterior side of the skull (where
the facial features would be located) face straight up skywards. When relating in terms of
a mathematical 3 dimensional axis, this position would have the subject facing the
positive y-axis.
Once a baseline for orientation has been established, distances of each condyle in
millimeters are defined as follows.
Length: Distance between Anterior and Posterior markers
Width: Distance between Medial and Lateral markers perpendicular to length
Height: Greatest distance between any two different markers along the superior-
inferior axis.
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6. Materials & Methods
The remains of 68 juveniles from the Humann-Todd cadaver collection in
Cleveland, Ohio were used as a sample population due extensive documentation
including bone measurements and the known recorded age at the time of death. A table
showing the complete set of condyle marker measurements recorded can be seen in
Appendix A.1. Demographic and age variables for each observation are listed in
Appendix A.2.
Using coordinate markers collected from these 68 observations, the length and
width of each condyle can be calculated using the Pythagorean Theorem: a2
+ b2
= c2
where a and b is the changes in x and z coordinates respectively, and c is the distance to
be found.
For finding width in millimeters, the expanded equation would be:
C =
For finding length in millimeters, the expanded equation would be:
C =
For finding the height, take the absolute value of the difference in y coordinates for every
pair of different condyle markers. The greatest value is what would be called the height.
A logical expression for finding the height would be:
MAX( |Anterior y – Posterior y|, |Anterior y – Lateral y|, |Anterior y – Medial y|, |Posterior y –
Lateral y|, |Posterior y – Medial y|, |Lateral y – Medial y|)
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7. A complete list of height, length, and width condyle measurements is available in Table
A.3 of the Appendix.
Once distance measurements have been collected for each condyle, Statistical
Analysis Software (SAS 9.3) is used to determine a multiple linear regression model to
predict recorded age of death for an observation using their length, width, and height
measurements of the left and right condyles using backwards selection method. All six
variables were included in the model for predicting age and dropped one by one if their
significance level was greater than 0.10. Through this method, the left condyle width was
first to be eliminated (p value = 0.688), followed by left condyle length (p value =
0.2629) and finally left condyle height (p value = 0.2071).
The three remaining variables: right condyle length, height, and width had p-
values less than the 0.1 level of significance. A copy of the SAS program code used to
conduct the analysis is shown in Appendix Figure A.4 while output produced by the code
is available in Appendix Figure A.5.
Results
Using backward selection process with a significance level of 0.10, the predicted
recorded age of remains in years was:
with an overall significance level of 0.0098 and an R2
value of 0.195073.A secondary
model generated using the same backward selection method but without incorporating the
right condyle height predicted the recorded age of remains in years as:
with an overall significance level of less than 0.0001 and an R2
value of 0.1503.
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8. Discussion
While performing diagnostic tests to verify the first model developed, an issue
arose regarding variables that correlated with each other. In regression, correlated
variables are redundant and provide no further insight when predicting a variable
accurately. In the first model, the right width and height measurements were shown to be
correlated by Pearson’s correlation coefficient of 0.482. In statistics, a coefficient of 1 or
-1 suggests a strong correlation between two variables. When deciding which of the
correlating variables to eliminate, the one with the higher p-value (Right condyle height
had a p-value of 0.0951) should be dropped from the model.
When trying to compare how accurate a model is, the R2
figure reported by SAS
represents the proportion of all predicted values that can be explained using the
regression model. The first model generated in this study has an R2
value of 0.195 and the
secondary model has an R2
value of about 0.15. In order for a method of identifying the
age of human remains to be recognized and admissible in a court of law, a method must
be at least 80% accurate. Both models fail to meet that standard based on the low R2
values of 0.195 and 0.15.
One possible reason why both models have such a low accuracy is due to the
small sample size from which data was obtained from. The Hamann-Todd collection has
over 3,000 individuals with extensive documentation and from that large group, 68 were
sampled. Out of the selected 68, 4 samples were discarded due to having both left and
right condyles damaged. From the sample remaining, 8 observations had no
measurements taken of the left occipital condyle. Once more samples are included, than
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9. the overall model will become more accurate since the linear model will have more data
points to fit a line with.
Conclusion
The linear model failed to give significant evidence to suggest a relationship
between condyle shape/size and age of a particular specimen. The data tell us now that
15% of the variation in condyle shape/size is accounted for by age. Although this was
not the outcome that was hoped for, the model still shows valuable information about
condyle shape/size and age.
There were also several limitations worth addressing in this study. All of our
specimens were from a population with little variability. For example, most of the
specimens were all of the same race (African American), and relatively small age range
(about 0-18). It is possible that with a larger more diverse sample, a more effective
model could have been created. Also, to come up with condyle shape and size
approximations, all there was to work with were four 3D coordinates per condyle. The
problem with this is it is impossible to tell the true shape and size of condyles by just
these coordinates. If further research were to be done, things like total volume and
surface area of condyles would we essential to creating an effective model.
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11. Table A.2: Subject Demographics
ID number Recorded Age Dental Age Sex Ethnicity
HTH 0710 10 10 M B
HTH 0624 6 6 F B
HTH 0645 12 12 F W
HTH 0526 11 10 F B
HTH 0632 10 7 F B
HTH 0633 14 10 F B
HTH 0527 16 18 F W
HTH 0245 0 6 mon M W
HTH 0485 16 15 F B
HTH 0404 11 10 M B
HTH 1385 1 18 mon M B
HTH 1583 1 9 mon M W
HTH 1557 3 3 M B
HTH 1074 4 4 F B
HTH 1156 8 7 F B
HTH 1115 5 5 F B
HTH 1098 5 6 F B
HTH 1240 12 12 F W
HTH 0872 8 11 F B
HTH 0816 0 9 mon M W
HTH 1768 1 1 M B
HTH 1772 12 11 F W
HTH 1784 6 7 M B
HTH 2141 4 4 F B
HTH 2075 1 1.5 M B
HTH 2118 13 11 F B
HTH 2370 1 1 M B
HTH 2144 6 6 M B
HTH 2074 8 9 F B
HTH 1379 1 6 mon M B
HTH 1509 3 3 F B
HTH 1441 10 10 M B
HTH 1168 1 9 mon M B
HTH 1453 0 6 mon F B
HTH 1232 16 18 F B
HTH 1867 0 0 M W
HTH 1886 0 0.5 M B
HTH 1861 0 0.5 F W
HTH 1894 1 1 M B
HTH 1845 0 8 fetal mon F W
HTH 1688 10 11 M B
HTH 2135 14 F B
HTH 3112 15 15 M B
HTH 3455 18 18 M B
HTH 3470 18 18 M B
HTH 1140 18 18 M B
HTH 0098 18 18 M W
HTH 0437 18 18 F W
HTH 1041 17 17 F B
HTH 0548 17 M B
HTH 1590 18 18 F B
HTH 1606 17 17 F B
HTH 1589 17 15 M B
HTH 1097 18 18 M B
HTH 1012 18 20 F B
HTH 1836 0 9 fetal mon M W
HTH 1834 8 8 M B
HTH 1950 4 4 M B
HTH 1878 0 7 fetal mon M W
HTH 2548 0 9 mon M B
HTH 2714 1 1 F B
HTH 1974 18 18 M B
HTH 0721 18 18 M B
HTH 1711 17 17 M B
HTH 0576 16 18 F B
HTH 0695 18 18 M B
HTH 2310 15 15 M B
HTH 0410 18 16 M W
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13. A.4: SAS Code
/*
Occipital Condyle Measurements
By: Justin Pierce
STA 319 Project
2/25/2013
*/
options nodate nonumber;
*Reads in Excel spreadsheet containing all condyle measurements;
proc import datafile="N:MY DOCUMENTSWinter 2013STA
319ClientOccypital_Condyle_Data_Final.xls" out=condylemeas
dbms=EXCEL97
replace; getnames=yes;
run;
/* Displays All variables imported from excel */
proc print data=condylemeas;
title 'Data Import Test';
run;
/* Generate a Multiple Linear Regression model using measurements of
each condyle to predict recorded age using backward selection
(alpha=0.1) */
proc reg;
model recage = Rlength Rwidth Rheight Llength Lwidth Lheight /
selection=backward;
title 'Recorded Age model';
run;
/* Checking Model Adequacy */
proc glm;
model recage = Rlength Rwidth Rheight;
title 'Model Adequacy';
run;
/* Residual Tests and Diagnostic Tools */
ods graphics on;
proc glm plots=all;
title 'Diagnostic Tests';
model recage = Rlength Rwidth Rheight/ P ;
output out = stat
P=pred R=residual RSTUDENT=r1 DFFITS=diffits COOKD=cookd
H=hatvalue PRESS=res_del ;
run;
ods graphics off;
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14. /* Checking for Multicollinearity, correlation coefficent is close to 1
or -1 */
proc corr;
title 'Checking for Multicollinearity';
var Rlength Rwidth Rheight;
run;
/* Model Attempt #2: RHeight and RLength are correlated, dropping
Rheight due to highest p value */
proc reg;
model recage = Rlength Rwidth;
title 'Model #2';
run;
/* Checking Model #2 Adequacy */
proc glm;
model recage = Rlength Rwidth;
title 'Model #2 Adequacy';
run;
/* Residual Tests and Diagnostic Tools for Model #2 */
ods graphics on;
proc glm plots=all;
title 'Diagnostic Tests for Model #2';
model recage = Rlength Rwidth/ P ;
output out = stat
P=pred R=residual RSTUDENT=r1 DFFITS=diffits COOKD=cookd
H=hatvalue PRESS=res_del ;
run;
ods graphics off;
quit;
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15. A.5: SAS Output
Summary of Backward Elimination
Step Variable
Removed
Label Number
Vars In
Partial
R-Square
Model
R-Square
C(p) F Value Pr > F
1 Lwidth Lwidth 5 0.0025 0.2395 5.164
7
0.16 0.686
6
2 Llength Llength 4 0.0195 0.2200 4.425
3
1.28 0.262
9
3 Lheight Lheight 3 0.0250 0.1951 4.039
9
1.63 0.207
1
Model Adequacy
The GLM Procedure
Dependent Variable: recage recage
Source DF Sum of Squares Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Model 3 481.873250 160.624417 4.20 0.009
8
Error 52 1988.341036 38.237328
Corrected Total 55 2470.214286
R-Square Coeff Var Root MSE recage Mean
0.195073 62.96064 6.183634 9.821429
Source DF Type I SS Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Rlength 1 190.148915
4
190.1489154 4.97 0.0301
Rwidth 1 181.244146
9
181.2441469 4.74 0.0340
Rheight 1 110.480187
5
110.4801875 2.89 0.0951
15
16. Source DF Type III SS Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Rlength 1 276.683208
1
276.6832081 7.24 0.0096
Rwidth 1 187.687833
0
187.6878330 4.91 0.0311
Rheight 1 110.480187
5
110.4801875 2.89 0.0951
Parameter Estimate Standard
Error
t Valu
e
Pr > |t|
Intercept 10.3351341
4
1.69614503 6.09 <.0001
Rlength 0.11690006 0.04345774 2.69 0.0096
Rwidth -0.28477666 0.12853758 -2.22 0.0311
Rheight -0.05726150 0.03368715 -1.70 0.0951
Diagnostic Tests
The GLM Procedure
Dependent Variable: recage recage
Source DF Sum of Squares Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Model 3 481.873250 160.624417 4.20 0.009
8
Error 52 1988.341036 38.237328
Corrected Total 55 2470.214286
R-Square Coeff Var Root MSE recage Mean
0.195073 62.96064 6.183634 9.821429
Source DF Type I SS Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Rlength 1 190.148915
4
190.1489154 4.97 0.0301
Rwidth 1 181.244146 181.2441469 4.74 0.0340
16
17. Source DF Type I SS Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
9
Rheight 1 110.480187
5
110.4801875 2.89 0.0951
Source DF Type III SS Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Rlength 1 276.683208
1
276.6832081 7.24 0.0096
Rwidth 1 187.687833
0
187.6878330 4.91 0.0311
Rheight 1 110.480187
5
110.4801875 2.89 0.0951
Parameter Estimate Standard
Error
t Valu
e
Pr > |t|
Intercept 10.3351341
4
1.69614503 6.09 <.0001
Rlength 0.11690006 0.04345774 2.69 0.0096
Rwidth -0.28477666 0.12853758 -2.22 0.0311
Rheight -0.05726150 0.03368715 -1.70 0.0951
Sum of Residuals -0.000000
Sum of Squared Residuals 1988.34103
6
Sum of Squared Residuals - Error SS -0.000000
First Order Autocorrelation 0.318036
Durbin-Watson D 1.339962
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19. Simple Statistics
Variable N Mean Std Dev Sum Minimum Maximum Label
Rlength 5
6
27.4322
0
21.9139
6
1536 1.17784 117.88308 Rlength
Rwidth 5
6
6.99607 6.49442 391.7799
5
0.93022 30.77316 Rwidth
Rheight 5
6
30.1810
7
28.2675
1
1690 4.04000 153.19000 Rheight
Pearson Correlation Coefficients, N = 56
Prob > |r| under H0: Rho=0
Rlength Rwidth Rheight
Rlength
Rlength
1.00000 -
0.04260
0.7552
0.48260
0.0002
Rwidth
Rwidth
-
0.04260
0.7552
1.00000 -
0.04060
0.7664
Rheight
Rheight
0.48260
0.0002
-
0.04060
0.7664
1.00000
Model #2
The REG Procedure
Model: MODEL1
Dependent Variable: recage recage
Number of Observations Read 65
Number of Observations Used 56
Number of Observations with Missing Values 9
19
20. Analysis of Variance
Source DF Sum of
Squares
Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Model 2 371.39306 185.6965
3
4.69 0.013
3
Error 53 2098.8212
2
39.60040
Corrected Total 55 2470.2142
9
Root MSE 6.29288 R-Square 0.1503
Dependent Mean 9.82143 Adj R-Sq 0.1183
Coeff Var 64.0730
1
Parameter Estimates
Variable Label DF Parameter
Estimate
Standard
Error
t Valu
e
Pr > |t|
Intercept Intercept 1 9.54804 1.66054 5.75 <.0001
Rlength Rlength 1 0.08132 0.03876 2.10 0.0407
Rwidth Rwidth 1 -0.27977 0.13077 -2.14 0.0370
Model #2 Adequacy
The GLM Procedure
Dependent Variable: recage recage
Source DF Sum of Squares Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Model 2 371.393062 185.696531 4.69 0.013
3
Error 53 2098.821223 39.600400
Corrected Total 55 2470.214286
R-Square Coeff Var Root MSE recage Mean
0.150349 64.07301 6.292885 9.821429
20
21. Source DF Type I SS Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Rlength 1 190.148915
4
190.1489154 4.80 0.0328
Rwidth 1 181.244146
9
181.2441469 4.58 0.0370
Source DF Type III SS Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Rlength 1 174.330706
6
174.3307066 4.40 0.0407
Rwidth 1 181.244146
9
181.2441469 4.58 0.0370
Parameter Estimate Standard
Error
t Valu
e
Pr > |t|
Intercept 9.548040859 1.66054345 5.75 <.0001
Rlength 0.081316603 0.03875628 2.10 0.0407
Rwidth -
0.279772082
0.13077423 -2.14 0.0370
Diagnostic Tests for Model #2
The GLM Procedure
Dependent Variable: recage recage
Source DF Sum of Squares Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Model 2 371.393062 185.696531 4.69 0.013
3
Error 53 2098.821223 39.600400
Corrected Total 55 2470.214286
R-Square Coeff Var Root MSE recage Mean
0.150349 64.07301 6.292885 9.821429
21
22. Source DF Type I SS Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Rlength 1 190.148915
4
190.1489154 4.80 0.0328
Rwidth 1 181.244146
9
181.2441469 4.58 0.0370
Source DF Type III SS Mean
Square
F Value Pr > F
Rlength 1 174.330706
6
174.3307066 4.40 0.0407
Rwidth 1 181.244146
9
181.2441469 4.58 0.0370
Parameter Estimate Standard Error t Valu
e
Pr > |t|
Intercept 9.548040859 1.66054345 5.75 <.0001
Rlength 0.081316603 0.03875628 2.10 0.0407
Rwidth -0.279772082 0.13077423 -2.14 0.0370
Sum of Residuals 0.000000
Sum of Squared Residuals 2098.821223
Sum of Squared Residuals - Error SS -0.000000
First Order Autocorrelation 0.328108
Durbin-Watson D 1.313792
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