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A systematic evaluation of the learnability using our algorithm in this article may help design a more concise set of features that is powerful enough to achieve high accuracy but not too powerful to suffer from overfitting.

In addition, prior to deploying the COPD-enhanced biological networks on the NVC website on Bionet (http://bionet.sbvimprover.com) for verification by the scientific community, the set of 'pulmonary' networks were agglomerated to yield a more concise set of 50 networks that combined related/complementary cellular pathways.

The key idea in MaSuRCA is to reduce high-coverage paired-end reads to a much smaller and more concise set of "super-reads".

Polish - While Polish may have a more concise rule set than Hungarian it remains a daunting language for English speakers to learn.

A more concise version of the set — limited to 400 copies — was already locked in at $59.98, but the topline was anyone's guess.

To get a more concise understanding of CFA and the other prediction methods, we also clean up the set of predictions by removing redundant clusters.

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.

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

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.

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