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102. VICO-DR: A Collaborative Virtual Dressing Room for Image Consulting

Author

Gilda Manfredi, Gabriele Gilio, Vincenzo Baldi, Hiba Youssef, and Ugo Erra

Subjects
computer graphics, virtual reality, virtual dressing room, collaborative environment, image consulting, Photography, TR1-1050, Computer applications to medicine. Medical informatics, R858-859.7, Electronic computers. Computer science, QA75.5-76.95
Abstract

In recent years, extended reality has increasingly been used to enhance the shopping experience for customers. In particular, some virtual dressing room applications have begun to develop, as they allow customers to try on digital clothes and see how they fit. However, recent studies found that the presence of an AI or a real shopping assistant could improve the virtual dressing room experience. In response to this, we have developed a collaborative synchronous virtual dressing room for image consulting that allows customers to try on realistic digital garments chosen by a remotely connected human image consultant. The application has different features for the image consultant and the customer. The image consultant can connect to the application, define a database of garments, select different outfits with different sizes for the customer to try, and communicate with the customer through a single RGB camera system. The customer-side application can visualize the description of the outfit that the avatar is wearing, as well as the virtual shopping cart. The main purpose of the application is to offer an immersive experience, ensured by the presence of a realistic environment, an avatar that resembles the customer, a real-time physically-based cloth simulation algorithm, and a video-chat system.

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2023
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113. Handwritten Character Recognition to Obtain Editable Text

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Pravalika Jella, Korla Sitara, Kavya Erra, and Sravani

Subjects
ocr, character recognition using handwriting, Environmental sciences, GE1-350
Abstract

Optical character recognition involves distinguishing, grouping, and, in specific cases, remedying optical images/designs in a computerized picture. Online printed text, disconnected text, and transcribed reports may be in every way focused on for acknowledgment. Various applications, for example, postal addresses, be handled rapidly. Character acknowledgment depends intensely on division, include extraction, and grouping draws near. To successfully deal with message, an OCR goes through many stages, including optical checking, area division, pre-handling, division, portrayal, highlight extraction, preparing and acknowledgment, and post-handling. Random Forest, Decision Tree, MLP, and KNN might be utilized in the preparation stage to make the framework more effective at handling a lot of information. Transcribed text acknowledgment is a functioning subject of study. A few OCR strategies and their impediments are, covered as well as an outline of the forecast Season of Random Forest, Decision Tree, MLP, and KNN based frameworks. We upgrade this thought by adding picture and sound sources of info.

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2023
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124. Processor-Dependent Malware... and codes

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Desnos, Anthony, Erra, Robert, and Filiol, Eric

Subjects
Computer Science - Cryptography and Security, C.1.0, C.5.3, D.4.6, K.6.5
Abstract

Malware usually target computers according to their operating system. Thus we have Windows malwares, Linux malwares and so on ... In this paper, we consider a different approach and show on a technical basis how easily malware can recognize and target systems selectively, according to the onboard processor chip. This technology is very easy to build since it does not rely on deep analysis of chip logical gates architecture. Floating Point Arithmetic (FPA) looks promising to define a set of tests to identify the processor or, more precisely, a subset of possible processors. We give results for different families of processors: AMD, Intel (Dual Core, Atom), Sparc, Digital Alpha, Cell, Atom ... As a conclusion, we propose two {\it open problems} that are new, to the authors' knowledge., Comment: 13 pages - Extended version of the paper presented at the iAWACS 2009 conference

Published
2010

125. Diagnostic performance of aPS/PT antibodies in neuropsychiatric lupus and cardiovascular complications of systemic lupus erythematosus

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Giuseppe A. Ramirez, Valentina Canti, Stefania Del Rosso, Roberta Erra, Lucia Moiola, Marco Magnoni, Enrica P. Bozzolo, Angelo A. Manfredi, and Patrizia Rovere-Querini

Subjects
anti-phosphatidylserine/prothrombin antibodies, lupus, antiphospholipid, neuropsychiatric, cardiovascular risk, ischaemia, thrombocytopenia, thrombosis, endocarditis, pregnancy, Internal medicine, RC31-1245
Abstract

Background: Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is associated with a constellation of complications affecting multiple organs, including neuropsychiatric manifestations (NPSLE) and ischaemic events, leading to increased long-term morbidity. Antiphospholipid antibodies (aPL) are a major determinant of vascular inflammation and thromboembolic risk. The diagnostic role of anti-phosphatidylserine/prothrombin (aPS/PT) antibodies in this setting is incompletely defined. Aim: To verify whether aPS/PT add to diagnostics and disease stratification in patients with SLE with or without other aPL. Methods: 131 consecutive patients were studied, including 20 patients with SLE and secondary antiphospholipid syndrome (APS). aPS/PT IgG and IgM were assessed through ELISA and patients were stratified based on the presence of other aPL, on their clinical and laboratory features at time of blood sampling and on their clinical history. Synthetic indices of disease activity, chronic damage and cardiovascular risk were calculated at time of venipuncture. Results: Fifty-one (38.9%) patients with SLE had aPS/PT and 15 (11.5%) patients had aPS/PT as the only aPL (aPS/PT-only). aPS/PT-only patients had a significantly higher prevalence of NPSLE than quadruple aPL-negative patients (p = .007). Patients with aPS/PT were more likely to have a history of ischaemia, thrombocytopenia and Libman–Sacks’ endocarditis. The presence of aPS/PT also associated with previous accrual of at least one damage item (p = .043), but had limited predictive values for damage progression in the short term. Conclusion: aPS/PT antibodies provide non-redundant information that could contribute to risk assessment and stratification of patients with SLE.

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2020
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131. Meeting the body in psychotherapy: A therapist's experience.

Author

Erra, Ana

Subjects
JUNGIAN psychology, PATIENT-professional relations, DRAMA therapy, PSYCHOTHERAPY, HEALING
Abstract

This paper explores the integration of drama and movement practices within a psychoanalytic and analytical psychology framework, reflecting on the author's personal and professional journey. It highlights the therapeutic value of the arts for clients, emphasising their ability to access symbolic and unconscious material through embodied experiences. The author discusses how engaging with drama and movement practices can enhance a therapist's therapeutic presence, fostering deeper presence, listening, and empathic connection with clients. It emphasises the importance of receptivity and presence in the therapeutic relationship and advocates for embracing creative relational embodied practices as a means of enriching therapeutic presence and facilitating profound exploration and healing within the psychotherapeutic process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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135. STX11 p.R129P variant correlate with an in vitro impairment in NK and CD8+ T-cell-mediated cytotoxicity

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Erra, Lorenzo, primary, Colado, Ana, additional, Brunello, Francisco, additional, Prieto, Emma, additional, Goris, Verónica, additional, Villa, Mariana, additional, Oleastro, Matías, additional, Martí, Marcelo, additional, Pozner, Roberto, additional, Borge, Mercedes, additional, Danielian, Silvia, additional, and Almejun, María Belén, additional

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2023
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138. MENGEDUKASI MASYARAKAT UNTUK MEMANFAATKAN WISATA AIK MENCERIT SEBAGAI SALAH SATU TEMPAT WISATA DI DESA PRINGGASELA DAN PEMANFAATAN MEDIA ONLINE SEBAGAI SARANA PEMASARAN PRODUK TENUN (DIGITAL MARKETING)

Author

Arya Firmansyah, Tina Ayu Miranda, Erra Handayani, Lenny Ziana, Nuriati Alya Putri, Aprianingsih Aprianingsih, Nanang Aliashari, Kamilaini Kamilaini, Eka Aprilia Setiawati, and Muhammad Jum’at

Abstract

Pringgasela Village is a village in the Pringgasela District, East Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia. Pringgasela village is surrounded by a large area of rice fields, so that most of the people there work as farmers and farm labourers, and some people make weaving crafts as an additional livelihood. Pringgasela Village itself has promising tourism potential, namely having various tourist areas (Mencrit River, Semporonan Waterfall, Goa Kopong Waterfall, Mayung Polak Waterfall, Aik Seleong Tourism Park, etc.) There is also woven fabric cultural tourism which is the main attraction the main village of Pringgasela. The condition of the area is still beautiful and natural so it has superior natural resources such as abundant water sources, fertile soil. Apart from the natural and land potential that Pringgasela Village has, there are several main problems in the village including the lack of tourists visiting, lack of public awareness of environmental cleanliness, facilities and infrastructure supporting tourism which are still inadequate. Therefore, with the 2022 Mataram University thematic KKN activities in Pringgasela Village, it is hoped that it can develop and exist the Pringgasela Village through work programs during KKN activities such as optimizing tourist and business spots, sustainable halls as a form of effort to provide understanding in handling school dropouts for children and Increasing interest in reading for elementary-junior high school age children, so that they get used to reading.

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2023
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139. Predicting risk of progression in relapsed multiple myeloma using traditional risk models, focal lesion assessment with PET-CT and minimal residual disease status

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David Baker, Milan Bimali, Luis Carrillo, Archana Sachedina, Daisy Alapat, Md Shadiqul Hoque, Mathew Kottarathara, Richa Parikh, Amani Erra, Angel A. Mitma, Pankaj Mathur, Yetunde Ogunsesan, Lakshmi Yarlagadda, Sravani Gundarlapalli, Sharmilan Thanendrarajan, Maurizio Zangari, Frits van Rhee, Guido Tricot, and Carolina Schinke

Subjects
Diseases of the blood and blood-forming organs, RC633-647.5
Published
2021
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144. Prise en compte du contexte clinique

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Bonardel, G., Barrau, C., Soussan, M., D’Estanque, E., Erra, B., Etard, C., Fayard, N., Habert, M.O., Hapdey, S., Hindie, E., Hyafil, F., Labriolle Vaylet, C., Lairez, O., Leroux, P.Y., Olivier, P., Queneau, M., Rust, E., Seban, R., Sibille, L., Soret, M., and Wartski, M.

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2018
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145. Illustrations cliniques en ostéo-articulaire

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Bonardel, G., Barrau, C., Soussan, M., D’Estanque, E., Erra, B., Etard, C., Fayard, N., Habert, M.O., Hapdey, S., Hindie, E., Hyafil, F., Labriolle Vaylet, C., Lairez, O., Leroux, P.Y., Olivier, P., Queneau, M., Rust, E., Seban, R., Sibille, L., Soret, M., and Wartski, M.

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2018
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149. Illustrations cliniques en endocrinologie

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Bonardel, G., Barrau, C., Soussan, M., D’Estanque, E., Erra, B., Etard, C., Fayard, N., Habert, M.O., Hapdey, S., Hindie, E., Hyafil, F., Labriolle Vaylet, C., Lairez, O., Leroux, P.Y., Olivier, P., Queneau, M., Rust, E., Seban, R., Sibille, L., Soret, M., and Wartski, M.

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2018
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150. Illustrations cliniques en cardiologie

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Bonardel, G., Barrau, C., Soussan, M., D’Estanque, E., Erra, B., Etard, C., Fayard, N., Habert, M.O., Hapdey, S., Hindie, E., Hyafil, F., Labriolle Vaylet, C., Lairez, O., Leroux, P.Y., Olivier, P., Queneau, M., Rust, E., Seban, R., Sibille, L., Soret, M., and Wartski, M.

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2018
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