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Publications by Christoph Schranz
Structural Identifiability and Practical Applicability of an Alveolar Recruitment Model for ARDS Patients
IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Iterative Integral Parameter Identification of a Respiratory Mechanics Model
BioMedical Engineering Online
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Ultrasound Technology
Radiological
Biomaterials
Imaging
Medicine
Biomedical Engineering
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An Efficient Method for Structural Identifiability Analysis of Large Dynamic Systems*
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Nonlinear Recruitment Model With Viscoelastic Component Fit Respiratory Mechanics in ARDS
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On the Practical Identifiability of a Two-Parameter Model of Pulmonary Gas Exchange
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Practical Parameter Identifiability for Spatio-Temporal Models of Cell Invasion
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Deactivation of Alveolar Macrophages in Septic Neutropenic ARDS*
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Practical Identifiability of the Manipulator Link Stiffness Parameters
