Citations:fiduciary

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 * Amit Noheria, Traci L. Buescher, Samuel J. Asirvatham, "Ablation of cardiac arrhythmias", in Samuel J. Asirvatham (ed), Mayo Clinic Electrophysiology Manual, OUP USA, 2013 ISBN 019994119X
 * Bottom right panel shows the registration of the activation timing at the site of origin relative to the fiduciary point.
 * Changes made in seemingly simple parameters such as the mapping widow component fo the electrogram and choice of fiduciary point can completely change the map...
 * Rachele Fabbri, Ernesto Iadanza, Monica Gberardelli, Paola Melillo, Francesca Simonelli, Leonardo Bocchi, "Modeling of pupillometric signals fro studying children's rare diseases", in Yasuyuki Shiraishi, Ichiro Sakuma, Keiji Naruse, Akinori Ueno (eds), '11th Asian-Pacific Conference on Medical and Biological Engineering'', Springer Nature, 2021 ISBN 3030661695
 * The procedure starts by removing possible outliers (bottom right in figure); the first fiduciary point corresponds to the point with minimum diameter that is labelled as (tm, sm)
 * Theoden I. Netoff, Thomas L. Carroll, Louis M. Pecora, Steven J. Schiff, "Detecting coupling in the presence of noise an nonlinearity", in Matthias Winterhalder, Björn Schelter, Jens Timmer (eds), Handbook of Time Series Analysis, John Wiley & Sons, 2006 ISBN 3527609512
 * A fiduciary point is selected in one time series and the nδ nearest neighbors selected.
 * Kyoko Soejima, "Advanced catheter three-dimensional mapping systems", in Shoei K. Huang, Mark A. Wood (eds), Catheter Ablation of Cardiac Arrhythmias, Elsevier Health Sciences, 2011 ISBN 1437713688
 * For supraventricular tachycardia activation mapping, a stable location, such as the coronary sinus or the right atrial appendage, is chosen for the atrial electrogram as a reference or fiduciary point to compare the timing of electrical signals from the mapping catheter.
 * The activation map is constructed using a stable timing reference electrogram as a fiduciary point.
 * Paul Schoenhagen, Steven E. Nissen, An Atlas and Manual of Coronary Intravascular Ultrasound Imaging, CRC Press, 2003 ISBN 1135399441
 * A target segment of a vessel is identified, the ultrasound catheter is placed distal to a fiduciary point such as a coronary branch, and a motorized pullback is performed.
 * E.W. Collings, Applied Superconductivity, Metallurgy, and Physics of Titanium Alloys, vol. 1, Springer Science & Business Media, 2013 ISBN 146132095X
 * Since the transition from s to n occupies a finite magnetic field range (typically 0.5–0.7 T in optimized Ti-Nb alloys [LAR81]) the question of a fiduciary point becomes important.
 * M. S. Gan, "Application of acoustical holographic interferometry to the study of stress in materials", in Ultrasonic Materials Characterization, NBS Special Publication 596, US Department of Commerce / National Bureau of Standards, November 1980
 * In this application, a portable scanner would be positioned with respect to a fiduciary point in the foundation of a nuclear reactor,for example.
 * Nicole Michelotti, Chamaree de Silva, Alexander E. Johnson-Buck, Anthony J. Manzo, Nils G. Walter, "A bird's eye view: Tracking slow nanometer-scale movements of single molecular nano-assemblies", in Nils G. Walter (ed), Methods in Enzymology, vol. 475, Academic Press, 2010, ISBN 0123814839
 * A practical approach to correct for such drift is to use a fiduciary marker(s) and determine the relative motion between the moving particle and stationary marker by subtracting the trajectory of the marker from that of the particle.
 * Jiayi Liu, Randy C. Hoover, Jeff S. McGouph, "Mobile fiducial-based collaborative localization", Pierre Larochelle, J. Michael McCarthy, Proceedings of the 2020 USCToMM Symposium on Mechanical Systems and Robotics, Springer Nature, 2020 ISBN 3030439291
 * A fiduciary marker is an object placed either in the scene or on-board a robot, to be used as the point of reference and measurement with an imaging system.
 * Steve Stillini, Lalit Garg, "Indoor navigation techniques: A comparative analysis between radio frequency and computer vision-based technologies", in Meenakshi Tripathi, Sushant Upadhyaya (eds), Conference Proceedings of ICDLAIR2019, Springer Nature, 2021 ISBN 3030671879
 * Following that, the tool will search for square shaped objects utilizing an image labeling approach where those components which are connected, and the size which nearly satisfies a fiduciary marker is found out.
 * Sandeep George, Thenkurussi Kesavadas, "Low cost augmented reality fro training of MRI-guided needle biopsy of the spine", in James D. Westwood, Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 16, IOS Press, 2008 ISBN 1586038222
 * With a fiduciary marker fixed on the biopsy needle (Figure 1-a), the location in 3D of the needle can be precisely found by this method when it is within the purview of the camera.
 * Jonathon Parsons, S. G. Knoch, "Producing a fiduciary mark on X-ray spectrometer curves", Review of Scientific Instruments, vol. 19, October 1948.
 * Such a device is necessary to establish a fiduciary reference point relating the position of the scanning arm to the corresponding chart position in using a direct recording instrument of this type.
 * Ingrid Reiser, Stephen Glick, Tomosynthesis Imaging, Taylor & Francis, 2016 ISBN 1439878714
 * Tuned aperture computed tomography (TACT) is a tomosynthesis method...It is based on optical aperture theory and requires the use of a fiduciary reference point.