Table tennis coaching system based on a multimodal large language model with a table tennis knowledge base. by Wenlong Ma, Yang Liu, Qing Yi, Xutao Liu, Wei Xing, Rongji Zhao, Huan Liu, Rongzhi Li

“…<h4>Result</h4>The AI Table Tennis Coaching System demonstrates high accuracy in identifying mistakes made by beginner players, particularly in recognizing arm-related errors and racket-related errors, with accuracies reaching 73% and 82% respectively.…”
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Analysis of hematology quality control using six sigma metrics by Shreya Goel, Amit R. Nisal, Ankita Raj, Ravindra C. Nimbargi

“…In sigma metrics, errors identified are quantified as percentage errors or defects per million (DPM). …”
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Understanding the Role of Robotic Process Automation in Healthcare by Octavian Constantin IORDACHE, Sebastian Aurelian ŞTEFĂNIGĂ

“…By automating these tasks, healthcare professionals can allocate more time to patient care rather than administrative duties. In conclusion, integrating RPA into healthcare data management enhances operational efficiency, minimizes errors, and ensures compliance with medical standards. …”
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ChatGPT® and Knowledge of Brazilian Dental Ethics and Legislation by Johnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega, Carolina Lucena Veloso Gusmão, Isla Camilla Carvalho Laureano, Bianca Marques Santiago

“…The same approach was applied to errors in the CEO, with classifications of "Correction," "Same error," and "New error." …”
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The role of confounding factors in a radon epidemiological study by A. D. Onishchenko, M. V. Zhukovsky

“…It is shown that for the σerr &lt;0,9 regression calibration technique, there is a possibility to make a full correction of uncertainty. Conclusion: Errors in the assessment of uncertainties of the radon exposure based on the radon concentration in the combine European radon case-control study has led to an underestimation of the relative risk of lung cancer incidence at least with a factor of 1,5.…”
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Assessment of Healthcare Practitioners’ Attitudes toward Patient Safety in Hospital Settings in Saudi Arabia: A Strategy to Improve Medical Education by Abdulkarim Jayiz M. Alruwaili, Saad Dawood S. Alkubaydan, Jamal Muqbil B. Alshammari, Ibrahim Homoud E. Alkhaldi, Rayan Saud S. Alsharari, Marwa Ahmed El Naggar

“…Introduction: According to the World Health Organization, patient safety (PS) aims to prevent and minimize risks, errors, and harm during healthcare delivery. Physicians’ and nurses’ attitudes significantly impact hospital safety cultures and medical error rates. …”
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Current Status and Predictors of Patient Safety Culture in Hospitals of Qassim Region, Saudi Arabia by Ayed AlReshidi, Majeda Farajat, Tarek Ibrahim, Abdulaziz Alresheedi, Aliaa Elnefiely, Faisal Alforaih

“…Furthermore, approximately half of the variance in PSC perception scores was explained by teamwork within units, organizational learning, hospital management support, teamwork across units, and nonpunitive response to errors. Conclusion: Patient safety culture of any healthcare setting is not a simple paradigm, applying system changes to the healthcare systems remains vital to improve safety. …”
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Frequency of high– risk behaviors in health care of kashan Shahid Beheshti hospital personnel by HR Saberi, R Nabi Meibodi, M Joda Khani

“…Results showed that most high- risk behaviors were related to the lack of washing hands before starting work and the least risky behavior was in appropriate way of pouring blood into the tube, not wearing gloves and not putting tourniquet 5-6 inches above the injection site in blood sampling, dressing and injection, respectively. Conclusion: It seems that one of the causes of risky behaviors in medical practices is lack of awareness among nurses and absence or lack of training programs on infection control and existing standards to control the incidence of medical personnel errors we can reduce or eliminate these errors by adequate management. …”
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Mathematical modeling of the kinetics of a single intake of ethanol by G. V. Nedugov

“…A method is proposed for estimating the limiting absolute errors of the kinetic parameters of the constructed model based on the summation of the partial contributions of the initial physical quantities. …”
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Microsporia in Young Children: Clinical Cases by Alexey B. Yakovlev, Aleksandra S. Polonskaya, Larisa S. Kruglova

“…Major limitations of drug therapy in infants as well as common therapeutic errors were analyzed.Conclusion. Diagnosis and management of microsporia in infants and young children is a challenging task. …”
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Analysis of Receiver Operating Characteristic Curves for Cure Survival Data and Mismeasured Biomarkers by Li-Pang Chen

“…In applications, measurement errors are generally ubiquitous and ignoring measurement errors can cause unexpected bias for the estimator and lead to the wrong conclusion. …”
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Systematic Risk Analysis and Mitigation Strategies for Near-Miss Events in Interventional Operating Room Nursing by Ma LY, Shan RF, Lu Y, Cong LY, Gu HY

“…The risk factors were ranked as follows: weak coordination ability and lack of responsibility among nurses > operational interruptions > inadequate professional capability > poor communication between medical staff and nurses > equipment malfunction > frequent emergency surgeries and a fast paced working environment.Conclusion: Medication administration errors are frequently encountered, with air embolisms during pressurized fluid infusion representing the most significant risk. …”
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AUTOMATION OF OPTIMAL IDENTIFICATION OF DYNAMIC ELEMENT TRANSFER FUNCTIONS IN COMPLEX TECHNICAL OBJECTS BASED ON ACCELERATION CURVES by A. Yu. Alikov, M. A. Kovaleva, A. L. Rutkovskiy, N. V. Tedeeva

“…On the basis of the analysis of its advantages and disadvantages, a modified method is proposed that allows the structure and parameters of the transfer function to be identified according to the experimental acceleration curve, as well as the choice of optimal numerical values of those parameters obtained for minimising errors in the approximation of the experimentally obtained acceleration curves.Conclusion. …”
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Design of Chili Field Navigation System Based on Multi-Sensor and Optimized TEB Algorithm by Weikang Han, Qihang Gu, Huaning Gu, Rui Xia, Yuan Gao, Zhenbao Zhou, Kangya Luo, Xipeng Fang, Yali Zhang

“…To address issues such as the confusion of environmental feature points and significant pose information errors in chili fields, an autonomous navigation system based on multi-sensor data fusion and an optimized TEB (Timed Elastic Band) algorithm is proposed. …”
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Performance Appraisal and Employee Productivity in Organizations: A Case Study of Kabale District Local Government. by Atuheire, Nancy

“…Regarding challenges in appraising employee performance, respondents cited distribution errors, similarity errors, proximity bias, appraisal conflicts, attribution errors, and stereotyping. …”
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Skill-level differences in final shot characteristics in padel: comparative insights from amateurs and professionals by Ana Isabel Fernandez-de-Osso, Adrián Escudero-Tena, Diego Muñoz, Iván Martín-Miguel, Rafael Conde-Ripoll

“…Amateurs made more forced errors with the recovery smash and more unforced errors with the powerful smash, whereas professionals committed more unforced errors with the contrapared and double wall. …”
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Late Triassic †Cryptovaranoides microlanius is a squamate, not an archosauromorph by David I. Whiteside, Sofía A. V. Chambi-Trowell, Michael J. Benton

“…We show that when the observational errors are corrected and the taxa recoded, every phylogenetic analysis confirms our original conclusion that †Cryptovaranoides is not an archosauromorph, but a lepidosauromorph, a lepidosaur, a pan-squamate and a crown squamate.…”
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Ocular Manifestations Among Thalassemia Patients Presenting to Tertiary Care Hospital in Jammu Region by Sonika Syal, Rukhsana Kousar, Riya Gupta, Hans Raj Sharma, Manpreet Kaur

“…Conclusion: In our study, we concluded that dry eyes were the most common ocular manifestations of thalassemia, followed by, refractive errors, colour vision defects, disc hyperaemia, AV tortuosity, tessellated fundus and pseudoxanthoma elasticum. …”
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Primary health care to patients with gout by Maria Vladimirovna Sklyanova, A N Kalyagin

“…Conclusion. The findings suggest that the level of gout knowledge should be increased in primary care physicians.…”
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PARAMETER OPTIMIZATION OF JC CONSTITUTIVE MODEL OF AL7050 ALLOY BASED ON OXLEY’S THEORY by WANG Yun, ZHANG ChangMing, ZHANG Yu

“…The average errors of the simulation and test values of the main cutting force and feed force of the material model with the software are 15. 08% and 25. 97% respectively,and the conclusion that the simulation value of the cutting force with the custom material model is more consistent with the test result is drawn.…”
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