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other:Article Title: An Analytical Solution for Saturable Absorption in Pharmacokinetics Models Article Snippet: $$\end{document} A = A 50 W 1 A 50 γ 2 e γ 2 Q b A 50 γ 2 − γ 2 . where W ( x ) is the main branch of Lambert’s W function and it is available in most advanced scientific computing languages (Matlab, Python scipy, C++ Boost, C GNU Scientific Library). Article Title: Assessing Vessel Reconstruction in Ultrasound Localization Microscopy by Maximum Likelihood Estimation of a Zero-Inflated Poisson Model Article Snippet: Then, the log-likelihood is ln P{X = k} = (N − t1) ln(1 − Pv(1 − e −Λ)) +t1 ln(Pv) − t1Λ + t2 ln Λ + ln h(k). (14) To find the MLE, the necessary condition regarding Pv is ∂ ∂Pv ln P{X = k}| Pv=?̂?v,Λ=Λ̂ = −(N − t1) (1 − e−Λ̂) 1 − ?̂?v(1 − e −Λ̂) + t1 1 ?̂?v = 0 (15) and results in ?̂?v = t1 N(1 − e−Λ̂) . (16) Applying the necessary condition regarding Λ ∂ ∂Λ lnP{X = k}| Pv=?̂?v,Λ=Λ̂ = −(N − t1) ?̂?ve −Λ̂ 1 − ?̂?v(1 − e −Λ̂) − t1 + t2 Λ̂ = 0 (17) and substituting ?̂?v using (16) gives the result Λ̂ = W0(−t12e −t12) + t12 (18) with t12 = t2 t1⁄ and W0(x) being the main branch of Lambert’s |