Publications by authors named "V Diaz-Hellin Gude"

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  • Breast cancer is a leading cause of death among women globally, but early detection and treatment can significantly reduce mortality rates.
  • The integration of cloud computing and machine learning, especially in remote areas with limited healthcare access, enhances disease diagnosis and telemedicine services.
  • The research introduces a new Smart Window Vestige Deletion (SWVD) technique for preprocessing medical data, employs Deep Residual based Multiclass architecture for effective feature extraction, and utilizes a novel cloud-based Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) method for improving diagnostic accuracy, outperforming existing technologies.
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Traditional MOF e-CRR, constructed from catalytic linkers, manifest a kinetic bottleneck during their multi-electron activation. Decoupling catalysis and charge transport can address such issues. Here, we build two MOF/e-CRR systems, CoPc@NU-1000 and TPP(Co)@NU-1000, by installing cobalt metalated phthalocyanine and tetraphenylporphyrin electrocatalysts within the redox active NU-1000 MOF.

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Asphyxiation associated with metabolic acidosis is one of the common causes of fetal deaths. The paper aims to develop a feature extraction and prediction algorithm capable of identifying most of the features in the SISPORTO software package and late and variable decelerations. The resulting features were used for classification based on umbilical cord pH data.

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Covid-19 has impacted the lives of people across the world with deaths and unprecedented economic damage. Countries have employed various restrictions and lockdowns to slow down the rate of its spread with varying degrees of success. This research aims to propose an optimal strategy for dealing with a pandemic taking the deaths and economy into account.

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Fossil fuels have been the major source of electricity supply in the United States of America (USA) for many decades. While a significant shift has occurred from coal-dominated supply to natural gas and renewable source based supplies in recent decades, there is still large potential to improve biomass supported electricity contribution in rural communities, which depend majorly on forest-related activities. Wood waste, an underutilized renewable resource, has the potential for electricity generation in rural areas to reduce the contribution of electricity generated from fossil fuels and assist in greenhouse gas savings.

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