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    • Observer variability in metameric color matches using color reproduction media 

      Alfvin, Richard; Fairchild, Mark (Wiley InterScience: Color Research & Application, 1998-12-06)
      Standard color-matching functions are designed to represent the mean color-matching response of the population of human observers with normal color vision. When using these functions, two questions arise. Are they an ...

    • MRI / PET nonrigid breast-image registration using skin fiducial markers 

      Krol, Andrzej; Unlu, Mehmet; Baum, Karl; Mandel, James; Lee, Wei; Coman, Ioana; Lipson, Edward; Feiglin, David (Physica Medica, 2006)
      We propose a finite-element method (FEM) deformable breast model that does not require elastic breast data for nonrigid PET/ MRI breast image registration. The model is applicable only if the stress conditions in the ...

    • Considering the surround in device-independent color imaging 

      Fairchild, Mark (Wiley InterScience: Color Research & Application, 2007-03-14)
      When viewing images, the relative luminance of the surround has a profound impact on the apparent contrast of the image. For this reason, photographic transparencies intended for projection in a darkened room are produced ...

    • A Multiscale model of adaptation and spatial vision for realistic image display 

      Pattanaik, Sumanta; Ferwerda, James; Fairchild, Mark; Greenberg, Donald (Association for Computing Machinery: Proceedings of SIGGRAPH, 1998)
      In this paper we develop a computational model of adaptation and spatial vision for realistic tone reproduction. The model is based on a multiscale representation of pattern, luminance, and color processing in the human ...

    • Simulation study of changes in ultrasound speckle statistics with the system point spread function 

      Rao, Navalgund; Aubry, W. (Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1994)
      The intensity point signal-to-noise ratio, SNRI, characterizing the ultrasound speckle statistics, depends on the tissue scattering microstructure and the imaging systems point spread function. Both should be described in ...

    • A Revision of CIECAM97s for practical applications 

      Fairchild, Mark (Wiley InterScience: Color & Research Application, 2001-10-08)
      The CIE 1997 Interim Color Appearance Model (Simple Version), abbreviated CIECAM97s, was proposed by CIE TC1-34 in 1997 in response to the needs of the imaging industry for a single, practically-applicable, color appearance ...

    • Pulse coding in medical ultrasound: Some possible applications 

      Rao, Navalgund; Yang, D.; Raman, R.; Chandaroy, P.; Venkatraman, S. (Acoustical Imaging, 1995)
      Pulse coding and pulse compression techniques have been used extensively in radar, sonar, non-destructive testing and seismic imaging1-4. Its application in medical imaging has been sparse and few5-8. Possible reasons ...

    • On Understanding the relationship between ultrasound speckle and the scattering microstructure 

      Rao, Navalgund; Venkataraman, S.; Helguera, Maria (Acoustical Imaging, 1997)
      Recent studies on the statistics of the envelope of the ultrasound echo signal from a random scattering medium suggest that the statistical moments of the signal may carry quantitative information about the scattering ...

    • An empirical examination of the pricing of seasoned equity offerings: a test of the signalling hypothesis 

      Karim, Khondkar; Gara, Stepgen; Rutledge, Robert (2000-06)
      This paper tests the predictions of Signaling Theory against the competing Price Irrelevance Hypothesis (Eckbo and Masulis 1992). Signaling Theory suggests that a security offer's issue price provides a signal of the quality ...

    • Incentives vs. entrenchment: the case of founder CEO succession 

      Hoi, Chun-Keung; Khandkar, Karim; Lacina, Michael; Ashok, Robin (2002-04-26)
      This study empirically investigates the stock market and financial performance in years surrounding founder CEO succession during the period 1990 through 1995. The second objective of this study is to examine, using the ...

    • IT-supported productivity: paradoxes and resolution in R & D 

      Joseph, Daniel; Ettlie, John (2004)
      Nicholas G. Carr, as editor-at-large for the Harvard Business Review, authored the provocative editorial piece "IT Doesn't Matter" (Carr, 2003). He compared the development of information technology with the development ...

    • The ethics of web design: ensuring access for everyone 

      Cook, Jack; Cook, Laura (2004)
      Web accessibility is really not a technological issue but rather a cultural problem. A Web site is said to be web accessible if anyone, regardless of capabilities or disabilities, using any kind of Web browsing technology ...

    • Strategic predictors of successful enterprise system deployment 

      Ettlie, John; Perotti, Victor; Joseph, Daniel; Cotteleer, Mark (Emerald Publishing, Definitive version is available at http://www.emeraldinsight.com/, 2005-09)
      Purpose - The delivered wisdom to date has enterprise system purchase and implementation as one of the most hazardous projects any organization can undertake. The aim was to reduce this risk by both theoretically and ...

    • Historical review of algorithm development for computerized business simulations 

      Gold, Steven; Pray, Thomas (Sage Publishing. The definitive copy can be found at http://www.unice.fr/sg/, 2001-02)
      This article presents a 25-year historical review of algorithm development for computerized business simulations. The articles selected were drawn extensively from the annual proceedings of the Association of Business ...

    • Social, ethical and legal issues of data mining 

      Cook, Jack; Cook, Laura (2003)
      Specifically, the social, ethical, and legal implications of DM are examined through recent case law, current public opinion, and small industry-specific examples. there are many issues concerning this topic. Therefore, ...

    • Perspective: empirical generalization and the role of culture in new product development 

      Ettlie, John (Blackwell Publishing, Ltd. The definitive version is available at http://www.blackwell-synergy.com, 2007-03)
      Empirical generalization continues to be a challenge in most applied fields that favor publication of original results. The purpose of this study was to report on a new product development exercise in one, controlled ...

    • Compliance with data management laws 

      Cook, Jack; Cook, Laura (2003-10)
      This chapter exposes professionals to laws dealing with data management. Both positive and negative aspects of legislation are highlighted. The purpose of this chapter is to expose the reader to some of the more interesting ...

    • Why design an accessible web site? 

      Cook, Jack; Cook, Laura (IGI Global, 2001-12)
      It is easy for those of us who lead unencumbered lives to forget what it must be like to be denied daily activities that we take for granted - to be relegated to the sidelines of society. Nearly half of those with disabilities ...

    • Organizing for radical innovation: an exploratory study of the structural aspects of RI management systems in large established firms 

      O'Connor, Gina; DeMartino, Richard (Blackwell Publishing, Ltd. The definitive version is available at http://www.blackwell-synergy.com, 2006-11)
      To escape the intense competition of today's global economy, large established organizations seek growth options beyond conventional new product development that leads to incremental changes in current product lines. Radical ...

    • Technology, customization, and reliability 

      Johnson, Michael; Ettlie, John (Elsevier Science. The definitive version can be found at http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/homepage.cws_home, 2001-08-01)
      This research examines the relative importance that customers place on product reliability, or things-gone-wrong, and customization, or things-gone-right, across a range of industrial settings. We integrate an evolutionary ...