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Identification Overview of Industry 4.0 Essential Attributes and Resource-Limited Embedded Artificial-Intelligence-of-Things Devices for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises by Barton, Martin, Budjac, Roman, Tanuska, Pavol, Gaspar, Gabriel, Schreiber, Peter

“…Nowadays there is a growing demand for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to improve their level of digitalisation. This situation becomes even more…”
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Apnea Detection in Polysomnographic Recordings Using Machine Learning Techniques by Piorecky, Marek, Bartoň, Martin, Koudelka, Vlastimil, Buskova, Jitka, Koprivova, Jana, Brunovsky, Martin, Piorecka, Vaclava

“…Sleep disorders are diagnosed in sleep laboratories by polysomnography, a multi-parameter examination that monitors biological signals during sleep. The…”
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Alteration, mass analysis, and magmatic compositions of the Sentinel Bluffs Member, Columbia River flood basalt province: COMMENT by Baker, Leslie L., Camp, Victor E., Reidel, Stephen P., Martin, Barton S., Ross, Martin E., Tolan, Terry L.

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Alteration, mass analysis, and magmatic compositions of the Sentinel Bluffs Member, Columbia River flood basalt province @discussion by Baker, Leslie L, Camp, Victor E, Reidel, Stephen P, Martin, Barton S, Ross, Martin E, Tolan, Terry L

“…The Sentinel Bluffs Member is the youngest unit of the Grande Ronde Basalt, having typical physical characteristics of most large-volume Columbia River Basalt…”
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Comparison of Linear and Non-linear Dimension Reduction Techniques for Automatic Apnea Detection by Barton, Martin, Koudelka, Vlastimil, Piorecka, Vaclava, Buskova, Jitka, Krajca, Vladimir

“…Oronasal thermal sensor signal recording within sleeping period was analyzed in sense of detection of respiratory events. The goal was to evaluate what extent…”
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Geochemical variations within the Roza Member, Wanapum Basalt, Columbia River Basalt Group: Implications for the magmatic processes affecting continental flood basalts by Martin, Barton Sawyer

“…Plagioclase phyric lavas of the Roza Member cover approximately 40,000 km$\sp2$ in Oregon and Washington. Field relationships in 85 stratigraphic sections and…”
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