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The following pages link to Automatic self-correcting in signal processing for magnetic resonance spectroscopy: noise reduction, resolution improvement and splitting overlapped peaks (Q2334494):

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• The fast Padé transform for noisy magnetic resonance spectroscopic data from the prostate: potential contribution to individualized prostate cancer care (Q282178) (← links)
• How the fast Padé transform handles noise for MRS data from the ovary: importance for ovarian cancer diagnostics (Q283218) (← links)
• Mathematically-optimized magnetic resonance spectroscopy in breast cancer diagnostics: implications for personalized cancer medicine (Q283219) (← links)
• Quantification by the fast Padé transform of magnetic resonance spectroscopic data encoded at 1.5 T: implications for brain tumor diagnostics (Q283806) (← links)
• Padé optimization of noise-corrupted magnetic resonance spectroscopic time signals from fibroadenoma of the breast (Q500709) (← links)
• Iterative averaging of spectra as a powerful way of suppressing spurious resonances in signal processing (Q511910) (← links)
• In vivo magnetic resonance spectroscopy for ovarian cancer diagnostics: quantification by the fast Padé transform (Q511911) (← links)
• Robust identification of the cancer biomarker phosphocholine through partitioned envelopes in noisy magnetic resonance spectroscopic data by the non-parametric fast Padé transform (Q1694272) (← links)
• Exact quantification by the nonparametric fast Padé transform using only shape estimation of high-order derivatives of envelopes (Q1703413) (← links)
• Explicit extraction of absorption peak positions, widths and heights using higher order derivatives of total shape spectra by nonparametric processing of time signals as complex damped multi-exponentials (Q1742814) (← links)
• In vitro proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy at 14T for benign and malignant ovary. I: Signal processing by the nonparametric fast Padé transform (Q2118783) (← links)
• Feasibility study for applying the lower-order derivative fast Padé transform to measured time signals (Q2299054) (← links)
• Automatic self-correcting in signal processing for magnetic resonance spectroscopy: noise reduction, resolution improvement and splitting overlapped peaks (Q2334494) (← links)
• Synergism of spectra averaging and extrapolation for quantification of in vivo MRS time signals encoded from the ovary (Q2399213) (← links)
• Encoded in vivo time signals from the ovary in magnetic resonance spectroscopy: poles and zeros as the cornerstone for stability of response functions of systems to external perturbations (Q2399214) (← links)
• Inverse problem for reconstruction of components from derivative envelope in ovarian MRS: citrate quartet as a cancer biomarker with considerably decreased levels in malignant vs benign samples (Q2696359) (← links)
• Derivative shape estimations with resolved overlapped peaks and reduced noise for time signals encoded by NMR spectroscopy with and without water suppression (Q6081462) (← links)
• Optimized derivative fast Fourier transform with high resolution and low noise from encoded time signals: ovarian NMR spectroscopy (Q6149340) (← links)