We revisit the concept of Bohmian measures recently introduced by the authors in [19]. We rigorously prove that for sufficiently smooth wave functions the corresponding Bohmian measure furnishes a distributional solution of a nonlinear Vlasov-type equation. Moreover, we study the associated defect measures appearing in the classical limit. In one space dimension, this yields a new connection be...

The Poisson distribution is widely used to fit count data such as the number of nonconformities in a product unit. However, this distribution fails to fit the defect data in a high-quality manufacturing environment when over-dispersion occurs. In this paper, the generalized Poisson distribution is studied as an alternative distribution. The generalized Poisson distribution is flexible and capab...

The exponential distribution provides a simple, elegant and closed form solution to many problems in lifetime testing and reliability studies. One reason for the wide popularity of the exponential distribution in reliability is that it is the limiting lifetime distribution of a series system of substantially similar components. Also the exponential distribution is important due to its memory lo...

John C. Naylor Tony Pettit y Abstract Data on observed fault rates in an industrial process together with values of selected covariates, ordered through time, is analysed. The record of covariate values is incomplete for operational reasons and a particular feature of the analysis is dealing with these missing values. Of practical interest is the selection of covariates which might in uence the...

This paper describes a method for generation of dense stereo groundtruth using a consumer depth sensor such as the Microsoft Kinect. Such ground-truth allows adaptation of stereo algorithms to a specific setting. The method uses a novel residual weighting based on error propagation from image plane measurements to 3D. We use this ground-truth in wideangle stereo learning by automatically tuning...

This paper presents a framework for considering both stereo cues and structural priors to obtain a geometrically representative depth map from a narrow baseline stereo pair. We use stereo pairs captured with a consumer stereo camera and observe that traditional depth estimation using stereo matching techniques encounters difficulties related to the narrow baseline relative to the depth of the s...