Abstract: High-lag autocorrelation estimation enhances noise suppression in ultrafast power Doppler imaging by exploiting the temporal coherence among Doppler ensembles. The temporal-multiply-and-sum ...

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This PR adds an implementation of Kadane's Algorithm, an efficient dynamic programming approach to solve the Maximum Subarray Sum problem in O(n) time. Initializes current and global maximum values.

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