Percentage of nonoverlapping corrected data

Percentage of nonoverlapping corrected data.

In the present study, we proposed a modification in one of the most frequently applied effect-size procedures in single-case data analysis: the percentage of nonoverlapping data. In contrast with other techniques, the calculus and interpretation of this procedure are straightforward and can be easily complemented by visual inspection of the graphed data. Although the percentage of nonoverlappin...

Administrative data versus corrected administrative data.

The purpose of this research was to provide insight into the use of existing administrative data and to identify changes that could be made to improve broad-based use of administrative data. Data were collected on patients hospitalized with pneumonia at a 715 bed hospital in North Carolina in 1996-1997. Patients were selected from administrative databases via diagnosis and charge codes. Outcome...

Jacobian weighting of distortion corrected EPI data

Introduction: The Reversed Gradient Polarity Method (‘RGPM’) has proven effective in correcting for geometric distortions in EPI data from two oppositely distorted magnitude EPI images, in particular when the estimation of smooth displacement fields are enforced via basis functions and optionally combined with simultaneous motion correction. This method does not involve extensive calibration me...

Forecasting Collector Road Speeds Under High Percentage of Missing Data

Accurate road speed predictions can help drivers in smart route planning. Although the issue has been studied previously, most existing work focus on arterial roads only, where sensors are configured closely for collecting complete real-time data. For collector roads where sensors sparsely cover, however, speed predictions are often ignored. With GPS-equipped floating car signals being availabl...

A Nonoverlapping Characteristic Dd Method