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Bei einem Verfahren zum Erzeugen eines Trainingsbilds, welches ein zu erkennendes Objekt in einer natürlichen Objektumgebung zeigt, wird das Trainingsbild als synthetisches Bild durch Kombination eines von einer Kamera aufgenommenen Basisbilds und eines Template-Bilds erzeugt, indem mittels eines Shift-Map-Algorithmus ein Strukturmerkmal aus dem Basisbild entfernt und durch ein dem Template-Bild entnommenes Strukturmerkmal ersetzt wird.
Großstadt-Gärtnern Urban Gardening zwischen Subsistenz, urbaner Agrikultur und kreativer Stadtpraxis
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Computational models for the personalized analysis of human femurs contain uncertainties in bone material properties and loads, which affect the simulation results. To quantify the influence we developed a probabilistic framework based on polynomial chaos (PC) that propagates stochastic input variables through any computational model. We considered a stochastic E-ρ relationship and a stochastic hip contact force, representing realistic variability of experimental data. Their influence on the prediction of principal strains (ϵ1 and ϵ3) was quantified for one human proximal femur, including sensitivity and reliability analysis. Large variabilities in the principal strain predictions were found in the cortical shell of the femoral neck, with coefficients of variation of ≈40%. Between 60 and 80% of the variance in ϵ1 and ϵ3 are attributable to the uncertainty in the E-ρ relationship, while ≈10% are caused by the load magnitude and 5-30% by the load direction. Principal strain directions were unaffected by material and loading uncertainties. The antero-superior and medial inferior sides of the neck exhibited the largest probabilities for tensile and compression failure, however all were very small (pf<0.001). In summary, uncertainty quantification with PC has been demonstrated to efficiently and accurately describe the influence of very different stochastic inputs, which increases the credibility and explanatory power of personalized analyses of human proximal femurs.