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Among them, support vector machine (SVM) is one of the popular learning algorithms based on statistical learning theory [ 27].

His positions on major issues are shared by most other Democrats running, among them support for universal healthcare, higher taxes on the wealthy and a more aggressive federal effort to fight climate change.

Among them, Support Vector Machine (SVM) has appeared as highly reliable one as it can handle large number of features together to derive a suitable classifier using multivariate statistical learning, which is comparatively tough to achieve by rule based approach of classification.

According to those same exit polls trotted out to blame the "uneducated," 49percentt of whites with degrees picked Mr. Trump, while 45percentt picked Hillary Clinton (among them, support for Mr. Trump was stronger among men).

Last year, House Republicans, Mr. Akin among them, supported a bill that tried to distinguish forcible rape in a bill concerning abortion restrictions.

The ad hominem attacks come thick and fast with Vidal preparing a dossier of what he saw as Buckley's past crimes (among them supporting a nuclear attack in Vietnam), which he used to skewer him in the first debates at the Republican convention in Miami.

Although stratified sampling is commonly used to organize the units of observation naturally distributed over non-overlapped strata, such as geographical regions (Thompson 2012), the expected overlapping of subjects in the context of social networks groups can suggest some affinity among them, supporting the re-organization of the sampling frame into a smaller set of groups.

Asking for a show of hands, Flannery asked the contenders who among them supported the president's proposed ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines.

For example, the distribution of miRanda-predicted miRNA targets [25], [26] was compared with the distribution of targets among them supported by TarBase [23], [24].

When several experiments testing the same hypothesis are analysed, a natural question that arises is whether the combined evidence among them supports the hypothesis.

An exception to the lack of coexpression observed in controls was found in CXCL1, IER3, IL6 and IL8 (which were coregulated among them), supporting the idea of a significant, albeit controlled activation in response to gliadin among non-celiac individuals.