Picking publication targets

Needle Picking: A Sampling Based Track-Before-Detection Method for Small Targets

We present a computationally efficient track-before-detect algorithm that achieves more than 50% true detection at 0.000001 false alarm rate for pixel sized unknown number of multiple targets when the signal-to-noise ratio is less than 7dB. Without making any assumptions on the distribution functions, we select a small number of cells, so called as needles, and generate motion hypotheses using ...

Publication, publication, publication…

2013 has been a year of relative stability at the Annals. After two years of rapid changes in staff and implementation of our electronic manuscript handling, this year we had time and people to consolidate. Authors in particular will have noticed the hard work of Kim Lewry, our Editorial Assistant, who has tracked down papers that were stuck in the system and has made a substantial contribution...

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Picking a Pooling

We introduce a concept we call “mutual metainformation” as a criterion for determining the maximum statistically significant number of clusters in distributional clustering problems. In distributional clustering, one has data drawn from an ensemble of probability distributions and seeks to group similar distributions together. We focus on the case of multinomials, such as a set of biased coins ...

redundant publication' or 'duplicate publication' in the biomedical literature