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Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) is a severe complication of chronic diabetes causing significant visual deterioration and may lead to blindness with delay being treated. Exudative diabetic maculopathy, form macular edema where hard exudates (HE) develop, frequent cause in DR. The detection HE comprises role the DR diagnosis. In this paper, an automatic method based on superpixel multi-feature extract...

OSW, or “Open Sound World,” allows development of audio applications using patching, C++, high-level specifications and scripting. In OSW, components called “transforms” are dynamically configured into larger units called “patches.” New components can be expressed using familiar mathematical definitions without deep knowledge of C++. High-level specifications of transforms are created using the...

Open Sound World (OSW) is a scalable, extensible objectoriented language that allows sound designers and musicians to process sound in response to expressive real-time control. OSW allows users to develop at different levels, including visual patching, XML editing, scripting and high-level C++. Components called transforms are combined to form programs called patches. The set of included transf...

Trichophyton rubrum is an anthropophilic fungi and has recently become the most common and widely distributed dermatophyte, isolated of man. The infection usually present as superficial scaling annular patches, but the lesions may involved the extensive area of skin.  A case of multiple cutaneous lesions due to T.rubrum with scaling annular patches and well marginated in much of the skin and in...

Theorem 1.1 (Hrushovski’s Theorem 3.5). Let G be a definable group, X a definable subset, and G̃ be the ∨-definable group generated by X. Suppose all this data is defined over a model M . Suppose μ is an M-invariant translation-invariant ideal on subsets of G̃. Let q be a wide type over M , contained in G̃. Identify q with its ∧-definable set of realizations. Suppose (F) there exist two realizatio...

As these authors observe, the sentences in (1) and (2) are similar in both form and meaning. The truncated clefts in (1) look like the clefts in (2) minus the cleft clause, and in the right contexts, each of the sentences in (1) can be used with the meaning of the corresponding sentence in (2). Following a question like Who went to Hamburg?, (1b) can be used to convey what (2b) conveys, and fol...

The interpretation of adjective-noun pairs plays a crucial role in tasks such as recognizing textual entailment. Formal semantics often places adjectives into a taxonomy which should dictate adjectives’ entailment behavior when placed in adjective-noun compounds. However, we show experimentally that the behavior of subsective adjectives (e.g. red) versus non-subsective adjectives (e.g. fake) is...