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Team learning as a game

1997

A machine FIN-learning machine M receives successive values of the function f it is learning; at some point M outputs conjecture which should be a correct index of f. When n machines simultaneously learn the same function f and at least k of these machines outut correct indices of f, we have team learning [k,n]FIN. Papers [DKV92, DK96] show that sometimes a team or a robabilistic learner can simulate another one, if its probability p (or team success ratio k/n) is close enough. On the other hand, there are critical ratios which mae simulation o FIN(p2) by FIN(p1) imossible whenever p2 _< r < p1 or some critical ratio r. Accordingly to [DKV92] the critical ratio closest to 1/2 rom the let is…

Discrete mathematicsFinite-state machineConjectureTeam learningAlgorithm complexityFunction (mathematics)Critical ratioAlgorithmMathematics
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Diagnostic yield of ink-jet prints from digital radiographs for the assessment of approximal carious lesions: ROC-analysis

2009

Abstract Aims To investigate the diagnostic quality of different quality, individually calibrated ink-jet printers for the very challenging dental radiographic task of approximal carious lesion detection. Materials and methods A test-pattern evaluating resolution, contrast and homogeneity of the ink-jet prints was developed. 50 standardized dental radiographs each showing two neighbouring teeth in natural contact were printed on glossy paper with calibrated, randomly selected ink-jet printers (Canon S520 and iP4500, Epson Stylus Photo R2400). Printing size equalled the viewing size on a 17″ cathode-ray-tube monitor daily quality-tested according to German regulations. The true caries status…

PaperOrthodonticsDental radiographymedicine.diagnostic_testbusiness.industryRadiographySignificant differenceReproducibility of ResultsDentistryDiagnostic accuracyRadiography Dental DigitalGeneral MedicineDental CariesCritical ratioROC CurveDiagnostic qualityHumansPrintingMedicineInkRadiology Nuclear Medicine and imagingCarious lesionComputer PeripheralsbusinessWorking environmentEuropean Journal of Radiology
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