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Theses and Dissertations
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Items in this Collection
- 12Convolutional Neural Networks
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- 1Automatic experimental variogram calculation
- 1Abdollahnejad, Sina
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- 1Dietz, Bryson
- 1Fatemi Pour, Farnoosh
- 1Hess, Andy T
- 1Mokdad, Abdelkerim
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Machine Learning for Robust Tracking of Interface Level Inside a Primary Separation Vessel in the Presence of Occlusions and Noise
DownloadSpring 2021
A Primary Separation Vessel (PSV), used in the oil sands industry, is an important process equipment, where Bitumen is separated from the oil sand using a density based separation process. The interface level between a bitumen rich layer (froth) and a layer that has moderate amounts of bitumen in...
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Fall 2020
External beam radiotherapy (EBRT) utilizes high energy radiation (primarily photons or electrons) generated from a linear accelerator (linac) for the treatment of cancer. Current linac technologies lack the ability to continuously monitor the tumour and surround area during treatment. Real-time...