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Encyclopedia > Trailing edge

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Leading Edge Detectors (352 words)
Since there are 7536 trailing edge detectors in this case and a total of 11264 edge detectors in all, we would expect the excess to be higher by about a factor of 11264/7536 (1.5) due to these scattered events alone.
Due to the greater number of edge detectors alone, the red curve is expected to have have 2.1 times the excess that the blue curve has.
Due to the greater number of edge detectors alone, the red curve is expected to have have 1.3 times the excess that the blue curve has.
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