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Figure mining for biomedical research

MOTIVATION Figures from biomedical articles contain valuable information difficult to reach without specialized tools. Currently, there is no search engine that can retrieve specific figure types. RESULTS This study describes a retrieval method that takes advantage of principles in image understanding, text mining and optical character recognition (OCR) to retrieve figure types defined concep...

Figure 1. Schematic of a Nite Plate Subject to Turbulent and Mean Ow Excitations. Vi. Concluding Remarks

\Flutter of a buckled plate as an example of chaotic motion of a deterministic autonomous system," 22 References 1. Ludwig, G. R., \An experimental investigation of the sound generated by thin steel panels excited by turbulent ow (boundary layer noise)," U. 21 be found. The formulation given by Eq. (63) represents a new way of estimating the radiated acoustic pressure from an elastic plate exci...

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Figure 4: A. a Highly Schematic Illustration of the Notion of a Receptive Eld: Unit

a in area 2 receives input from the region marked as RF(a) in area 1, and, in turn, projects to many units in area 3. B. Computing the function f (x) = e 0(x 2 +y 2) cos y with a 2D to 1D map of connections, or lookup table. Note that to nd the value of the function at a point for which there in no entry in the lookup table one must resort to interpolation (in this connection, see Poggio and Gi...

P Figure 1: Lookup Table Figure 2: Decomposition

a t t e r n T h e o r e t i c L e a r n i n g Abstract The goal of learning from sample data is to extract a concept that captures the underlying pattern while still representing it in a way useful to the investigator. A new approach based on function decomposition in the Pattern Theory framework is presented here. The objective of this extended abstract is threefold. The rst is to provide an o...