Titlebook: Indian Pandanaceae - an overview; Altafhusain Nadaf,Rahul Zanan Book 2012 Springer India 2012 Biogeography.Chloroplast DNA.IUCN Red List.P

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Altafhusain Nadaf,Rahul Zananomparison showed that our method performs similar to Camino in crossing fiber regions, whilst performing better in a region with kissing fibers (median angular error of 0.73. vs 2.7., valid connections of 57% vs 21% when seed is in the corresponding region of interest). Furthermore, the amount of co

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Altafhusain Nadaf,Rahul Zanangnal itself. Particularly, in comparison to a regular neural network that does not implement a spherical convolution, the average performance for all models that implement a sperical convolution increases slightly for all evaluated measures, where the local spherical convolution?shows the most favor

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Altafhusain Nadaf,Rahul Zanantations in the tongue from HARDI. The network takes the spherical harmonics?(SH) coefficients of the HARDI signals as input and estimates both the SH coefficients of the fiber orientation distribution function?(fODF) and the fiber orientations as outputs. Signals from neighboring voxels are incorpor

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Altafhusain Nadaf,Rahul Zanantations in the tongue from HARDI. The network takes the spherical harmonics?(SH) coefficients of the HARDI signals as input and estimates both the SH coefficients of the fiber orientation distribution function?(fODF) and the fiber orientations as outputs. Signals from neighboring voxels are incorpor

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Altafhusain Nadaf,Rahul Zananthe measures of coefficient of variability and intraclass correlation coefficients. We also introduce a new measure of inter-tract correlation, obtained by correlation of diffusion profiles between a pair of tracts of interest. We demonstrate our methods in a population of healthy individuals as wel

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nt morphological and cpDNA sequences are used to describe th.Indian screw pine family Pandanaceae represents three genera, in which genus Pandanus and Benstonea are distributed in two hotspots in India – the Western Ghats and the Northeast Himalayan region. For the first time, Indian Pandanaceae has

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Biogeography of Indian Pandanaceae,y Archipelago in the Late Cretaceous period. Biogeographically, India has been divided into ten major regions, and each region has a unique set of geo-physical and hydro-climatic conditions as well as distinct geographical origin. Accordingly, the Indian . and . species are assigned to six biogeographic zones representing ten provinces.

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Economical Importance of Indian , Species,he Malabar region and Northeastern Himalayan region of India revealed that among the 14 . and two . species, . and . are commercially exploited for aroma volatiles. The detailed information of Indian Pandanaceae species for their traditional uses, fragrance, pharmaceutically active compounds etc. is given