Biomedical Engineering
Recent Findings in Biomedical Engineering Described by Researchers from Johns Hopkins University
Published in Blood Weekly, June 9th, 2011
2011 JUN 9 -- According to a study from Laurel, United States, "Social system networks with high data rates and limited storage will discard data if the system cannot connect and upload the data to a central server. We address the challenge of limited storage capacity in mobile health systems during network partitions with a heuristic that achieves efficiency in storage capacity by modifying the granularity of the medical data during long intercontact periods."
"Patterns in the connectivity, reception rate, distance, and location are extracted from the social system network and leveraged in the global algorithm and online heuristic. In the global algorithm,...
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Source: Blood Weekly (2011-06-09)
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