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    Algorithms and Service for Digital Processing of Two-Dimensional Geophysical Fields Using Octave Method
    (Springer international Publishing Ag, 2022) Zaynidinov, H. N.; Singh, Dhananjay; Yusupov, I; Makhmudjanov, S. U.; Department of Artificial Intelligence
    This paper covers new algorithms for digital signal processing of two-dimensional geophysical fields using octave method, which predicts the mineral value of the field in terms of signal energy value. In addition, it addresses and shows a functional scheme of the platform service based on cloud technologies. The essence of the work is that the geophysical data are two-dimensional, so their volume is very large. This requires the use of fast algorithms for digital processing of large amounts of data. Therefore, if we use the octave method effectively, the required result is obtained by calculating the value of the signal energy and comparing the finite difference of these values with its previous value.
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    Digital Processing of Blood Image by Applying Two-Dimensional Haar Wavelets
    (Springer international Publishing Ag, 2021) Zaynidinov, H. N.; Yusupov, I; Juraev, J. U.; Singh, Dhananjay; Department of Artificial Intelligence
    In this work, compression and zero coefficients have been determined by using digital processing of the blood image that is 1 mu l (approximately one drop of blood) in the Haar wavelet. Also using this amount, an algorithm is proposed to define the number of leukocytes in human blood. We know that there are currently two types of methods for determining the number of leukocytes: grease and counting by using a microscope. This is a loss of time, causes a number of errors and inconveniences. By using this algorithm, a program has been developed to calculate the number of leukocytes with high accuracy in a blood image of 1 mu l (about one drop of blood).