This book starts with the fundamentals of data structures and finally lead to the muchdetailed discussion on the subject. The very first chapter introduces the readers with elementary concepts of C as type conversions, structures, pointers, dynamic memory management, functions, flow-chart, algorithm and fundamental of data structures.
This textbook covers the syllabus of Semester College course on data structures. It provides both a strong theoretical base in data structures and an advanced approach to their representation in C. The text is useful to C professionals and programmers, as well as students of any branch of Engineering of graduate and postgraduate courses. The data structures are presented with in the context of complete working programs that have been tested both on a UNIX system and a personal computer using Turbo-C++, Compiler. The code is developed in a top-down fashion, typically with the low-level data structures implementation following the high-level application code. This approach foster good programming habits and makes subject matter more interesting.
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The book has three goals- to develop a consistent programming methodology, to develop data structures access techniques and to introduce algorithms. The bulk of the text is developed to make a strong hold on data structures. Programming style and development methodology are introduced and its applications are presented. This has the advantage of allowing the reader to concentrate on the data structures, while illustrating how good practices make programming easier.
This text on data structures is for the beginners and expert programmers, who whish to enjoy the salient features of the subject in depth. The book covers all the popular data structures through emphasizing on the efficient algorithm development and implementing them in C++ with latest language features. Moreover, everything has been explained through self-explanatory figures. Fundamental techniques are developed in depth and are fully supported with program examples, Strong emphasis on exercises and examples throughout text, Uses of data structures presented in the form of file structure,
This text on data structures is for the beginners and expert programmers, who whish to enjoy the salient features of the subject in depth. The book covers all the popular data structures through emphasizing on the efficient algorithm development and implementing them in C++ with latest language features. Moreover, everything has been explained through self-explanatory figures. Fundamental techniques are developed in depth and are fully supported with program examples, Strong emphasis on exercises and examples throughout text, Uses of data structures presented in the form of file structure,
The UPenn-GBM collection specifically includes a) advanced multi-parametric magnetic resonance imaging (mpMRI) scans acquired consistently at the University of Pennsylvania Health System (UPHS) during routine clinical radiologic exams, at the pre-operative baseline time-point for 611 patients, and at the follow up time-point prior to second surgery for a subset of them, b) accompanying clinical and demographic data, inclusive of age, gender, resection status, Karnofsky performance score (KPS) prior to treatment, survival information from first surgical operation, and a predicted pseudoprogression index, c) molecular status for Isocitrate dehydrogenase 1 (IDH1) mutations based on next generation sequencing (NGS) and/or immunohistochemical staining for IDH1-R132H, and methylation of the O(6)-Methylguanine-DNA methyltransferase (MGMT) promoter based on pyrosequencing32. In addition to these clinically acquired data, the UPenn-GBM dataset further includes: d) pre-processed scans according to a standardized protocol15,16,17,18,33 (inclusive of co-registration of all mpMRI scans in a common anatomical atlas, resampling to an isotropic resolution of 1mm3, and skull-stripping) e) extracted perfusion and diffusion derivative volumetric scans, f) computationally-derived and manually revised expert annotations of tumor sub-region boundaries, as well as g) quantitative imaging (also known as radiomic) features34,35,36, corresponding to each of these regions.
We have specifically extracted 145 features for each annotated sub-region and from each MRI sequence separately using the Cancer Imaging Phenomics Toolkit (CaPTk, www.cbica.upenn.edu/captk)35,59,60,108,109, which has been extensively used in radiomic analysis studies16,58,69,97,109. The exact features extracted from CaPTk, in compliance with the Image Biomarker Standardisation Initiative (IBSI)34,110, include five primary feature groups: i) intensity-based features, ii) histogram-related, and iii) volumetric measurements, iv) morphological parameters, and v) textural descriptors. The intensity-based features include first-order statistics (e.g., mean, median, maximum, minimum, standard deviation, skewness, kurtosis) capturing information of the overall intensity distribution profile within each sub-region within a given image/scan. Additional characteristics are provided by histogram-related measures, which describe the range and distribution of image grey-level intensity levels. Volumetric parameters capture shape information in morphologic metrics such as elongation, perimeter, principal component axes, and area or volume for two- or three-dimensional data, respectively. Last, textural descriptors include a wide range of indices describing the local variation and spatial dependence of image intensities (based on grey-level co-occurrence (GLCM)111, grey-level run-length (GLRLM)112,113,114,115,116, gray-level-size zone (GLSZM)113,114,115,117, and neighborhood gray-tone difference (NGTDM) matrices)118, as well as local binary patterns119, which characterize intrinsic periodic texture structures that repeat over multiple image scales.
Collection of an accurate and representative sample in the informal settlements has several challenges. The most vulnerable areas of these informal settlements have continuous construction and destruction of settlement structures and significant movement of households. There are no updated census enumeration area or accurate estimation of households for any given village (the sub-unit of informal settlement). Therefore, a representative sample of households required a new and updated household listing before every round of data collection. The sampling design was repeated cross-sectional samples.
Focus group discussions and pilot surveys informed the final IDSUE questionnaire. IDSUE survey data collection used Open Data Kit (An open source software primarily used for mobile phone data collection n.d.). Data was analyzed using R, an open source statistical language used for quantitative analysis and statistical computing (R Version 3.5.1 n.d.).
Consent was obtained from the self-identified HoH or their representative of all included households using an approved standardized consent form. Ethical review for the overall project and consent form approval was obtained from the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) national ethical review committee. Stanford University Internal Review Board approved the data analysis for this manuscript with protocol IRB-37404.
In the first theme, we feature reviews that describe PS synthesis, dynamics, and membrane trafficking, as well as how these processes are compromised in cell death. In the review by Kay and Fairn [1] authors describes the topology, localization and intracellular function of PS, focusing on the synthesis, intracellular transportation to organelles, as well as the biochemical and biophysical properties of PS for membrane structure and function. Authors describe genetic tools used to identify subcellular localizations and concentrations of PS, and subsequently summarize current studies on how PS is transported to the plasma membranes, highlighting methods used for the identification of PS concentrations in membrane microdomains. Finally, the authors address PS in a biochemical context, that PS provides a critical charge density across the inner plasma membrane to interact with polycationic regions of proteins that regulate pivotal cell signaling cascades, caveolae function, endocytosis and recycling. 2ff7e9595c
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