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Exemplars of EEG from the three conditions, normal, spike and seizure displayed in both unipolar and bipolar montages.
<p>The right middle figure shows phase reversal of spikes in a bipolar montage.</p
Comparison studies in literature with our approach.
<p>Comparison studies in literature with our approach.</p
Flowchart illustrating the system architecture.
<p>Flowchart illustrating the system architecture.</p
The feature extraction of the 6 neighboring channels.
<p>The feature extraction of the 6 neighboring channels.</p
The accuracy histogram (normal, spike, and seizure) of cross validation with different methods (SVM only, GA+SVM, GA+SVM+Post Spike Matching).
<p>The trend of accuracy in normal EEG decreases slightly, but in spike EEG raises noticeably. In addition, the accuracy of seizure is stable for different feature selection and classifier.</p
ROC Curve of different classification methods (SVM only, GA+SVM, GA+SVM+Post Spike Matching).
<p>ROC Curve of different classification methods (SVM only, GA+SVM, GA+SVM+Post Spike Matching).</p
Lycopodium casuarinoides Spring
原著和名: ヒモヅル科名: ヒカゲノカズラ科 = Lycopodiaceae採集地: 鹿児島県 屋久島 屋久町 安房林道 (大隅 屋久島 屋久町 安房林道)採集日: 1989/10/12採集者: 萩庭丈壽整理番号: JH016078国立科学博物館整理番号: TNS-VS-96607
Comparison between reported versus unreported indigenous laboratory confirmed dengue cases in surveillance, epidemiological characteristics and clinical symptoms, through the three epidemic stages in Kaohsiung City, during 2009–2010 epidemic of dengue/DHF.
<p>Comparison between reported versus unreported indigenous laboratory confirmed dengue cases in surveillance, epidemiological characteristics and clinical symptoms, through the three epidemic stages in Kaohsiung City, during 2009–2010 epidemic of dengue/DHF.</p
Laboratory confirmed indigenous dengue cases in Kaohsiung, Taiwan detected through the two surveillance systems in Kaohsiung Department of Health and Taiwan-CDC, from 11 July 2009 to 13 February 2010.
<p>The two surveillance systems include clinical and serological surveillance systems. Clinically unreported cases or patients who had not visited medical care may be picked up by a case-finding approach through epidemiological investigation and serological surveillance. In the past, additional blood samples of neighbors, work colleagues, and staff and students at schools must be taken by local public health personnel as part of epidemiological investigation for dengue tests through serological surveillance, once a dengue case is laboratory confirmed. However, the serological surveillance effort in Kaohsiung from 2009 through 2010 collected only family members of confirmed cases who voluntarily gave blood samples but not all neighbors, work colleagues, and school classmates and teachers with an epidemiological link with the confirmed cases due to budget cut.</p