Publications by authors named "S Milosavljevic"
Adaptive infrared patterns for microscopic surface reconstructions.
Int J Comput Assist Radiol Surg
December 2024
Purpose: Multi-zoom microscopic surface reconstructions of operating sites, especially in ENT surgeries, would allow multimodal image fusion for determining the amount of resected tissue, for recognizing critical structures, and novel tools for intraoperative quality assurance. State-of-the-art three-dimensional model creation of the surgical scene is challenged by the surgical environment, illumination, and the homogeneous structures of skin, muscle, bones, etc., that lack invariant features for stereo reconstruction.
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- Whole-genome duplication (WGD) helps create new traits in plants, but it's hard for these polyploids to survive long-term because they generally need more energy and space than their diploid ancestors.
- Researchers created a model to see if larger plants (polyploids) could compete with their smaller ancestors (diploids) based on how they use energy from photosynthesis.
- The results showed that polyploids can succeed even if they aren't as efficient at using energy, especially when they form repeatedly and compete for nutrients. Small changes in how plants manage their energy can help polyploids thrive.
Background: The term "internet addiction" (IA) describes a compulsive behavior associated with any online activity that disrupts everyday social interactions. Main aim of this research was to determine variables and development predictors of Internet addiction.
Methods: A total of 1,669 respondents participated in this research; 1,040 of them (62.