pology hypotheses. The output of this stage is in the form of histograms and n-tuples. Finally the display and fit stage displays statistical data accumulated in the preceding stages in the form of histograms, scatter plots, etc. Fitting the data to known functions is also done in this stage. The remainder of this paper will consider what analysis tools are available today, and what one might e...

Reference this material as: American Speech-LanguageHearing Association. (2002). Guidelines for fitting and monitoring FM systems. ASHA Desk Reference.

The 6.4 s X-ray pulsar 1E 1048.1–5937 was observed by BeppoSAX in 1997 May. This source belongs to the class of “anomalous” pulsars which have pulse periods in range 5–11 s, show no evidence of optical or radio counterparts, and exhibit long-term increases in pulse period. The phase-averaged 0.5–10 keV spectrum can be described by an absorbed powerlaw and blackbody model. The best-fit photon in...

Whereas the logistic curve can be used to model the increase in the percentage of periphrastic do in several types of English sentences, a different fit to the data for affirmative declaratives is needed. Two possible fits are considered in this paper, both based on a generalized logistic differential equation with a time-dependent coefficient. Linear and piecewise constant coefficients are use...

We propose a novel virtual fitting system for seamlessly adjusting 2D clothing images to users by inferring their 3D body shape models from single-shot depth images. To increase fitting accuracy between virtual clothes and the body of the user, the system transforms and overlays the clothing image onto the body image in real time. Observations indicate that the system attains high fitting accur...

Using symmetric algebras we simplify (and slightly strengthen) the Bruns-Eisenbud-Evans “generalized principal ideal theorem” on the height of order ideals of nonminimal generators in a module. We also obtain a simple proof and an extension of a result by Kwieciński, which estimates the height of certain Fitting ideals of modules having an equidimensional symmetric algebra.