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Hierarchical individualization of a recruitment model with a viscoelastic component for ARDS patients.

C. Schranz, J. Kretschmer, and K. Möller. EMBC, page 5220-5223. IEEE, (2013)

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Utility of a novel error-stepping method to improve gradient-based parameter identification by increasing the smoothness of the local objective surface: A case-study of pulmonary mechanics.P. Docherty, C. Schranz, J. Chase, Y. Chiew, and K. Möller. Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine, 114 (3): e70-e78 (2014)Reformulation of the pressure-dependent recruitment model (PRM) of respiratory mechanics.P. Docherty, C. Schranz, Y. Chiew, K. Möller, and J. Chase. Biomed. Signal Proc. and Control, (2014)Structural Identifiability and Practical Applicability of an Alveolar Recruitment Model for ARDS Patients.C. Schranz, P. Docherty, Y. Chiew, J. Chase, and K. Möller. IEEE Trans. Biomed. Engineering, 59 (12): 3396-3404 (2012)Hierarchische Modellsysteme zur Optimierung der Beatmungstherapie.J. Kretschmer, C. Schranz, A. Riedlinger, D. Schädler, N. Weiler, and K. Möller. Wissenschaft und Kunst der Modellierung, volume 64 of Philosophical Analysis, De Gruyter, (2015)Komplexe Modellsysteme in der automatisierten Beatmung.J. Kretschmer, C. Schranz, A. Riedlinger, and K. Möller. Automatisierungstechnik, 63 (1): 53-69 (2015)Inverse modeling supports quantification of pressure and time depending effects in ARDS patients.C. Schranz, and K. Moeller. EMBC, page 1013-1016. IEEE, (2011)Hierarchical modeling for medical decision support.K. Möller, J. Kretschmer, and C. Schranz. BMEI, page 960-964. IEEE, (2011)Combination of engineering and medical education using an active mechanical lung simulator.S. Krueger-Ziolek, C. Knöbel, C. Schranz, and K. Möller. CBMS, page 542-543. IEEE Computer Society, (2013)Efficient computation of interacting model systems.J. Kretschmer, C. Schranz, C. Knöbel, J. Wingender, E. Koch, and K. Möller. Journal of Biomedical Informatics, 46 (3): 401-409 (2013)i-Maintenance: A Digital Twin for Smart Maintenance.F. Strohmeier, C. Schranz, and G. Güntner. ERCIM News, (2018)

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Hierarchical individualization of a recruitment model with a viscoelastic component for ARDS patients.

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