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Compared with the original time series, the time series through pattern extraction can be manifested in a more concise form, which can effectively avoid the phenomena of "Curse of Dimensionality".

So he developed an app that would sum up the information that he - and, as it transpired, hundreds of thousands of people -- required, in a much more concise form.

Like American and European Modernists, he sought to rid the language of tired, worn out words and phrases to create a more concise art form.

This might help you give a more concise proof for one of the PS2 problems.

A computer could have hardly generated a more concise conclusion for the third of four playoff events.

In this section we will first introduce the mathematical system class and give a more concise definition of identifiability.

It would be hard to find a more concise distillation of his priorities as a bandleader.

In this paper, we start with a more concise derivation of matrix extension in the ECVS model.

Because Ramist logic made possible a more concise presentation of different questions, it proved more advantageous than scholasticism to Protestant theologians, who began to set out their doctrines in the form of loci or brief passages on a specific topic.

This simplification also allowed a more concise description of the new methodology.

My Friends, a more concise description of Rotary International's purpose cannot be imagined.