In developing countries, the attention that should be addressed on data collection is usually ignored or neglected mainly due to the lack of technology and budget.
In the context of a fault-tolerant architecture, the design of observer-based fault detection, feed-forward and feedback control systems are addressed based on the data-driven realization of the kernel and image representations.
Future developments will address on one hand the optimization of the data structures in use, in order to deal with larger sequences, on the other, the implementation of more advanced probabilistic models such as those previously developed in [ 1] in connection with single patterns.
The actual path of model development can be extremely different, even for the same system, because the path depends on the question addressed, the availability of data, and the consideration of specific expert knowledge, in addition to the experience, background, and modelling preferences of the modellers.
To address the data gaps on infectious diseases among migrant populations, in 2012 the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) commissioned a report titled 'Key Infectious Diseases in Migrant Populations in the EU/EEA'.
Mean substitution was used to address the missing data on the questionnaires with more than 80% of the items answered.
Sometimes additional questions are addressed using data on the evolution of pollination systems.
These findings will help address the limited data availability on the long-term safety of MPH in the treatment of adults with ADHD [ 32].
We also address the limited data available on the other Hominids ('Great Apes') that have been studied (Gorillas and Orangutans), showing that they are more like chimpanzees than humans in this respect.
To address this we did another test on the data, and found that 22% of people could be considered as recovered with either CBT or GET.
