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This model is an expert knowledge and data based model which has the benefits of Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) and Fuzzy Inference Systems (FIS).

The other is the clinical presentation (CP) based model, which has been used since 1991.

To this end, we applied a maximum-entropy (MAXENT), or Markov-random field, based model, which has been shown to capture additional statistical significant dependencies of splicing signals than standard position-weight matrix representations [ 33, 34], to score the 5'ss of all A5Es (see Methods).

Most existing BIQA metrics employ natural scene statistics or learning based models, which have achieved great progress but there still remains much room for improvement.

The architecture was designed as a generic agent model and instantiated with decision knowledge acquired from naval domain experts and was specified as an executable agent-based model which has been used to perform a number of simulations.

A physics-based model which has become very popular is the one developed by Guan et al. and Chen et al. of Stanford University and ASU, known as Stanford/ASU model [78 80].

"What's exciting about cryptocurrency is for us it's been very hard to monetize in the western world," Livingston added, explaining that he sees cryptocurrencies as an alternative to the advertising-based model which has become the norm for the social networks of today.

The method is based on the robustness model which has been developed in collaboration between seven companies and a university.

This paper proposes a novel document summarization framework based on deep learning model, which has been shown outstanding extraction ability in many real-world applications.

The motivation is to extend the idea of the scalar multiplication based on the LIP model which has limited success due to the constraint.

Our current research is essentially based on the multiplicative model, which has been extensively explored and utilized in the literature (see, e.g., Tsetlin and Winkler2005; Franke et al.2006,2011; Asimit et al.2016; references therein).