Neuroimaging in Multiple Sclerosis

Andreadou, Elisabeth

doi:10.5772/24069

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“…Regarding the information and communication technologies required to implement open data initiatives in electrical systems, Andreadou et al [24] presented an extensive review of available telecommunication technologies and protocols that have been used in smart grid projects, with an emphasis on smart metering applications. Tightiz and Yang [25] also presented a comprehensive review of IoT protocols that can be implemented in smart grid applications, including AMQP, CORBA, CoAP, DDS, MQTT, OPC UA, XMPP, and ZeroMQ.…”

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Using X-Road to Implement Open Data in Electrical Systems and Promote the Integration with Smart City and Open Governance Strategies

Gil

Zapata-Madrigal

García-Sierra³

2021

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The electrical industry is undergoing a deep digital transformation towards the consolidation of smart grids, which requires a high demand of data and information systems involved in the processes. Open data initiatives, which have been focused on open governance to a great extent, generate positive impacts on society and the economy in terms of easy access to public resources, agility, and transparency. These initiatives can also be adopted in the electrical industry (i.e., power, electrical, and energy systems) for customer engagement, collaboration with other industries, and reaching consensus. This study proposes the implementation of an open data solution for the electrical industry through the deployment of a data hub that offers digital services for smart city applications and the integration of the X-Road system to improve the security and interoperability of open data. This initiative aims to promote a wider adoption of open data in the electrical industry and prepare the latter for fully connected and collaborative digital ecosystems in smart cities, industries, and governments. This study also proposes an open data architecture for the interoperability of the electrical industry with other digital industries (through a Smart City Hub and the adoption of 5G technology), and it reports some relevant results and major findings in this regard. This paper highlights the benefits of promoting open data and technological strategies for digitized electrical systems while considering humans an essential factor. Finally, it discusses the pros and cons of the integration of X-Road with the electrical industry under the concept of smart grids for data exchange and potential applications.

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Using X-Road to Implement Open Data in Electrical Systems and Promote the Integration with Smart City and Open Governance Strategies

Gil

Zapata-Madrigal

García-Sierra³

2021

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“…Considering the effect of the above approaches for understanding and countering upper limb movement performance, it is substantial to implement such techniques in patients with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) to provide a more comprehensive motor profile of subtle deficits. Several types of research that try to evaluate motor fatigue and deficiencies in patients with MS have been held using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) [21]- [23], and depth sensing cameras [24]. Also, a recent relative study [25], sought to quantify subtle changes in motor control in multiple sclerosis using a Fitts' law [26]- [29] reciprocal aiming task presented on a computer touchscreen.…”

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Upper Limb Motor Skills Performance Evaluation Based on Point-and-Click Cursor Trajectory Analysis: Application in Early Multiple Sclerosis Detection

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We present an enhanced version of the input device evaluation application (IDEA) system as an objective method for evaluating upper limb motor skills performance. By introducing three new metrics for mouse cursor trajectory analysis, along with the application of the two-dimensional (2D) experiment in the case of multiple sclerosis (MS), we examine the sensitivity of the IDEA system for differentiating patients with early-stage MS and healthy participants. The IDEA system calculates multiple kinematic metrics for point-and-click tasks: movement time, index of difficulty, effective target width, effective index of difficulty, throughput, missed clicks, target re-entry, task axis crossing, movement direction change, orthogonal direction change, movement variability, movement error, movement offset, mean velocity, velocity peaks, and maximum/mean velocity ratio. The results reveal that the IDEA system sensitivity has been improved in comparison with previous studies, which is high enough to detect the presence of early-stage MS with a 70.9% success rate in the 2D experiment. INDEX TERMS Cursor trajectory, human-computer interaction, motor skills, point-and-click, user interfaces.

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Validity of apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) value in diagnosis and follow-up of multiple sclerosis patients in different clinical subtypes

Mohammed

Ismail

2018

The Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine

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Neuroimaging in Multiple Sclerosis

Cited by 5 publications

References 170 publications

Using X-Road to Implement Open Data in Electrical Systems and Promote the Integration with Smart City and Open Governance Strategies

Using X-Road to Implement Open Data in Electrical Systems and Promote the Integration with Smart City and Open Governance Strategies

Upper Limb Motor Skills Performance Evaluation Based on Point-and-Click Cursor Trajectory Analysis: Application in Early Multiple Sclerosis Detection

Validity of apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) value in diagnosis and follow-up of multiple sclerosis patients in different clinical subtypes

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