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    Total body irradiation in Australia and New Zealand: results of a practice survey

    Total body irradiation (TBI) is an important treatment modality for the preparation of patients for bone marrow transplants. It is technically challenging and the actual delivery may vary from clinic to clinic...

    Lotte S. Fog, Andrew Wirth, Michael MacManus in Physical and Engineering Sciences in Medic… (2020)

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    Outcome of patients with early-stage follicular lymphoma staged with 18F-Fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) positron emission tomography (PET) and treated with radiotherapy alone

    To evaluate the impact of positron emission tomography (PET) staging on overall survival (OS) and progression-free survival (PFS) in patients with early-stage (stages I and II) follicular lymphoma (ESFL) treat...

    Sweet ** Ng, Richard Khor, Mathias Bressel in European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and M… (2019)

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    Primary Testicular Lymphoma

    Adjuvant testicular irradiation is a component of standard care for patients with stage I–II primary testicular lymphomas following anthracycline-based chemotherapy and improves both local disease control and ...

    Andrew Wirth, Chan Yoon Cheah in Radiation Therapy in Hematologic Malignancies (2017)

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    The query complexity of estimating weighted averages

    The query complexity of estimating the mean of some [0, 1] variables is understood. Inspired by some work by Carterette et al. on evaluating retrieval systems, and by Moffat and Zobel’s new proposal for such e...

    Amit Chakrabarti, Venkatesan Guruswami, Andrew Wirth, Anthony Wirth in Acta Informatica (2011)

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    On-line machine scheduling with batch setups

    We study a class of scheduling problems with batch setups for the online-list and online-time paradigms. Jobs are to be scheduled in batches for processing. All jobs in a batch start and complete together, and...

    Lele Zhang, Andrew Wirth in Journal of Combinatorial Optimization (2010)

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    The Rationale Behind Seeking Inspiration from Nature

    There are currently numerous heuristic algorithms for combinatorial optimisation problems which are commonly described as nature-inspired. Parallels can certainly be drawn between these algorithms and various ...

    Kent C. B. Steer, Andrew Wirth in Nature-Inspired Algorithms for Optimisation (2009)

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    Information Theoretic Classification of Problems for Metaheuristics

    This paper proposes a model for metaheuristic research which recognises the need to match algorithms to problems. An empirical approach to producing a map** from problems to algorithms is presented. This map...

    Kent C. B. Steer, Andrew Wirth, Saman K. Halgamuge in Simulated Evolution and Learning (2008)

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    Large Scale Linear Programs and Heuristics for the Design of Survivable Telecommunication Networks

    We consider the problem of providing a minimum cost multi-service network subject to one link failure scenarios. We assume our network is fully meshed and demand is satisfied by using direct or two hop-paths. ...

    Iradj Ouveysi, Andrew Wirth, Annie Yeh, Osman Oğuz in Annals of Operations Research (2003)

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    Planning of Transport Networks based on Photonic and Electronic Cross-Connection

    This paper deals with the problem of dynamic allocation of bandwidth in a hierarchical transport platform comprised of both broadband (optical) and wideband (ATM) crossconnects. The crossconnect platforms will...

    Iradj Ouveysi, Farzad Safaei, Andrew Wirth in Photonic Network Communications (2000)

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    A New Heuristic for a Single Machine Scheduling Problem with Set-up Times

    This paper examines the problem of scheduling jobs on a single machine with set-up times. The jobs are divided into mutually exclusive classes and a set-up task is required when processing switches from a job ...

    David Williams, Andrew Wirth in Journal of the Operational Research Society (1996)

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    Measuring Differences Between Cognitive Maps

    A causal cognitive map is a directed network representation of an individual's beliefs concerning a particular domain at a point of time. The nodes and the arcs joining them indicate causal beliefs. There have...

    Kim Langfield-Smith, Andrew Wirth in Journal of the Operational Research Society (1992)