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These approaches compute a consensus structure on a set of aligned RNA sequences by searching for covariance evidence between each of the base pairs.
A classical approach computes a logarithmic measure (in bits) of the reduction in a receiver's uncertainty after receiving and processing a signal.
Ohbuchi et al. further improved this method by multi-resolution approach, computing a number of alpha-shapes at different scales and computing AAD descriptor for each alpha-shape.
The approach computed a partial water balance for each of three landscape units and then computed an aggregated water balance for the watershed.
The first approach computes a surface energy balance using the radiometric surface temperature (Ts) for estimating the sensible heat flux (H), and obtaining the evapotranspiration fluxes (ET) as a residual of the energy balance.
The first one, based on a behavior approach, computes a collision free trajectory of the surgical instrument tip, held by the robot, for reaching a goal location inside of the abdominal cavity.
Instead of searching for appropriate new fitting functions our approach computes a modified local point neighborhood so that a standard MLS fitting can be applied enhanced by sharp features reconstruction.
For instance, if our approach computes a metrics for reconfiguration time as the sum of the individual times for each reconfiguration operation, e.g., add or remove a component from system assembly, we need to ensure that the aggregate metrics is a "good predictor" for the time that the system takes to reconfigure itself.
We have chosen a rather generous approach, computing a sum of both error rates – false positive and false negative predictions – to find cut-offs that give an optimal number of false positives and false negatives.
The third frequency domain approach computes an approximate Fourier transform, after which truncation and IFFT give the desired result.
Our approach computes an abstract representation removing some information from the planning task which is used once a search depth of k steps has been reached.
