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Then we propose a method that analyzes the description of the items positively evaluated by the users and extracts a vector representation of the words in these descriptions (word embeddings).

Yatagai et al. [5] presented a method that analyzes the correlation between browsing time and page information size.

Our representation model is build upon a method that analyzes the spatiotemporal relationships between music and use of space in popular dance styles [1].

You et al. [12] suggested a method that analyzes the results of 16 × 16 ME (motion estimation) of a macroblock according to the proposed decision model, to estimate whether the macroblock partition size should be further divided.

Here, we present a method that analyzes the NGS data in a more elaborate fashion.

The objective was to interpret the obtained results and identify a method that analyzes a million sequences within a few hours with reasonable levels of assignment accuracy and specificity.

The "activity-based costing" method was used, which is an accounting method that analyzes the performance process by breaking it down into multiple activities and computing the final cost as the sum of the cost of each activity.

There are two approaches to prediction, a work study method that analyzes each task by breaking it into definable work elements and the second method is empirical and involves rating a number of maintainability factors against a checklist.

We utilize a consensus-based clustering method that analyzes several clusters produced by different algorithms or the same algorithm with different parameters and combines them into a single clustering model.

A novel bioinformatic method that analyzed the strand-specificity of the data reduced this to 53,071 putative transcripts from 18,573 components.

Storey et al. (2005) presented a method that can analyze time series microarray data in order to assess the differential expression from whole time series as opposed to the traditional methods, which analyze timepoints independently.