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Degrees of uncertainty: conformal deep learning for non-invasive core body temperature prediction in extreme environments - Communications Engineering

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By Joel Strickland, Charles Phillips, Joseph A Sol
| Nature
Abstract Accurate estimation of core body temperature (CBT) is essential for physiological monitoring, yet current non-invasive methods lack statistically calibrated uncertainty estimates required for safety-critical use. Here we introduce a conformal deep learning framework for real-time, non-invasive CBT prediction with calibrated uncertainty, demonstrated in high-risk heat-stress environments.
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How to get MileVerse $MVC Airdrop (MileVerse $MVC Confirmed Airdrop $10,000,000)

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By Charles Phillips
| Medium
Entry: Are you looking to claim MileVerse $MVC Airdrop using DappRadar? If so, you’re in the right place. As the popularity of airdrops continues to soar in the cryptocurrency space, it’s essential to understand the process of claiming MileVerse $MVC airdrops with DappRadar. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the specifics of claiming MileVerse $MVC airdrops with DappRadar and highlight the potential benefits for you as a reader.
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Immune marker reductions in black and white Americans following sleeve gastrectomy in the short-term phase of surgical weight loss

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By Charles Phillips, Tran Le, Seth T. Lirette, Bradley A. Welch
| paperity.org
PLOS ONE, Jul 2023 Background Surgical weight loss procedures like vertical sleeve gastrectomy (SG) are sufficient in resolving obesity comorbidities and are touted to reduce the burden of pro-inflammatory cytokines and augment the release of anti-inflammatory cytokines. Recent reports suggest a reduced improvement in weight resolution after SG in Black Americans (BA) versus White Americans (WA).
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