The two mass model (2MM) as introduced by Ishizaka & Flanagan (1972) and simplified by Steinecke & Herzel (1995) describes many features of the vocal fold oscillation patterns [1,2]. Particularly, it was shown that a large variety of voice disorders may be explained by means of high-speed observations with subsequent interpretation by the 2MM. Laryngeal symmetry was identified as an important p...

By combining weighted distances and distances based on neighbourhood sequences, a new family of distance functions with potentially low rotational dependency is obtained. The basic theory for these distance functions, including functional form of the distance between two points, is presented for the face-centered cubic grid and the body-centered cubic grid. By minimizing an error function, the ...

The paper proposes an approach based on higher order statistics and phase synchronization for detection classification of relevant features in electroencephalographic (EEG) signals recorded during the subjects are performing motor tasks. method was tested two different datasets performance evaluated using k nearest neighbor classifier. results (classification rates than 90%) have shown that can...

ABSTRACT In this work, we expand and test the capabilities of our recently developed superresolution (SR) model to generate high-resolution (HR) realizations full phase-space matter distribution, including both displacement velocity, from computationally cheap low-resolution (LR) cosmological N-body simulations. The SR enhances simulation resolution by generating 512 times more tracer particles...

In this article, a new censoring scheme is considered, namely, a middle part of a random sample is censored. A treatment for reconstructing the missing order statistics is investigated. The proposed procedure is studied in detail under exponential distribution which is widely used as a constant failure model in reliability. Different approaches are used to obtain point and interval reconstructo...

 In this paper, we study stochastic comparisons of order statistics of independent random variables with proportional hazard rates, using the notion of variance majorization.