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Damián Ginestar

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A Ciliary Motility Index for Activity Measurement in Cell Cultures With Respiratory Syncytial Virus

2018

[EN] Background: The respiratory epithelium is frequently infected by the respiratory syncytial virus, resulting in inflammation, a reduction in cilia activity and an increase in the production of mucus. Methods: In this study, an automatic method has been proposed to characterize the ciliary motility from cell cultures by means of a motility index using a dense optical flow algorithm. This method allows us to determine the ciliary beat frequency (CBF) together with a ciliary motility index of the cells in the cultures. The object of this analysis is to automatically distinguish between normal and infected cells in a culture. Results: The method was applied in 2 stages. It was concluded fro…

BronchiInflammationRespiratory syncytial virusVirusMicrobiologyTECNOLOGIA ELECTRONICA03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineCell MovementMotility indexImage Processing Computer-AssistedHumansCiliary motility: Cell culturesImmunology and AllergyMedicineCiliaRespiratory system030223 otorhinolaryngologyCells Culturedbusiness.industryCell cultures [Ciliary motility]CiliumOptical ImagingCiliary beat frequencyEpithelial CellsGeneral MedicineCiliary motilityhumanitiesRespiratory Syncytial VirusesActivity measurements030228 respiratory systemOtorhinolaryngologyCell cultureFISICA APLICADARespiratory epitheliumRespiratory epitheliumCiliary beat patternmedicine.symptomDense optical flowbusinessMATEMATICA APLICADAAlgorithms
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Comments on 'SPICE Model of Photomultiplier Tube Under Different Bias Conditions'

2021

[EN] The paper ¿SPICE Model of Photomultiplier Tube Under Different Bias Conditions¿ is commented. We revisit the mathematical formulation to compensate for some ambiguities in the original manuscript, and point out some inconsistencies in the results and reproducibility of the simulations, as well as in the optimized parameters originally obtained with the PSPICE simulation engine. All simulations are recalculated with the NGSPICE software using the corrected parameters and compared against the original figures. The reproducibility of our simulations is independently verified with PSPICE, as well as by numerically solving the analytical system of non-linear equations using Newton¿s method …

PhotomultiplierReproducibilityComputer sciencebusiness.industrySpiceModels matemàticsNumerical modelsSoftwareFISICA APLICADAPoint (geometry)Electrical and Electronic EngineeringMATLABbusinessMATEMATICA APLICADAInstrumentationcomputerSimulationcomputer.programming_language
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Nonrelativistic limit of superfield theories

1991

PhysicsMathematical analysisSuperfieldLimit (mathematics)Wess–Zumino modelMathematical physics
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Diffusion equations with negentropy applied to denoise mammographic images.

2006

Mammography is a radiographic technique used for the detection of breast lesions. The analysis of the digital image normally requires a previous application of filters as a preprocessing step to reduce the noise level of the image, while preserving important details to carry out a suitable diagnostic. In the literature, there are a large amount of denoising techniques applied to different medical images. In this work we have studied the performance of a diffusive filter with a stopping condition based on the statistical concept of negentropy, applied to denoise mammographic images. The negentropy has been succesfully prove with other denoising methods as independent component analysis by th…

Image qualityNoise reductionEntropyPhysics::Medical PhysicsNormal DistributionBreast NeoplasmsDiffusionDigital imagesymbols.namesakeBreast DiseasesHumansComputer visionImage restorationMathematicsModels Statisticalbusiness.industryWiener filterReproducibility of ResultsFilter (signal processing)Models TheoreticalNon-local meansRadiographic Image EnhancementComputer Science::Computer Vision and Pattern RecognitionSubtraction TechniquesymbolsRadiographic Image Interpretation Computer-AssistedNegentropyArtificial intelligencebusinessArtifactsAlgorithmsMammography
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Coupling of density wave oscillations in parallel channels with high order modal kinetics: application to BWR out of phase oscillations

2000

Abstract In this paper, we study the behavior of a system formed by two parallel channels coupled to a multimodal kinetics. The first problem that arises is the calculation of the reactivity coefficients for the higher modes. This problem is solved by means of the introduction of distribution factors for a given reactor region which depend on the involved modes. We have also performed a detailed analysis of the different instability types which can be obtained from the model changing the boundary conditions and the feedback gains of the fundamental and first harmonic modes.

PhysicsCouplingOut of phaseModalDistribution (mathematics)Nuclear Energy and EngineeringControl theoryKineticsBoundary value problemMechanicsInstabilityDensity wave theoryAnnals of Nuclear Energy
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