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Delicious will be taken as the baseline in this work due to its importance in the area of TBSs.
We rapidly describe the topic segmentation method of Utiyama and Isahara [28] which serves as a baseline in this work, emphasizing the probabilistic lexical cohesion measure on which this method is based.
To address this problem, we propose an algorithm that is able to resolve the ambiguities optimally in the sense of the maximum a posteriori (MAP) probability and that is up to 8.55 times faster than an equivalent integer linear programming (ILP) formulation, which is (mathcal {NP} -hard in general and which serves as a baseline in this work.
A credible simulation of a binary particle bed is of particular importance for understanding the details of the fluidization behavior; the baseline simulation established in this work can be used as a tool for designing and optimizing the performance of such systems.
To avoid false trigger due to baseline fluctuations, we present in this work a baseline correction algorithm that makes it possible to use WCDs to study variations of the environmental radiation.
In Section 2, we overview the research baseline for this work.
In this work, baseline refers to scans acquired on a ferumoxytol-naïve animal, time points in the text and figures to scans acquired after a single administration of ferumoxytol after the baseline scan was performed.
The baseline 1D arterial network considered in this work consists of the larger 55 arteries (Fig. 1 C, black) with the properties of a normotensive human.
In Section 3, we present H.264/AVC Baseline Profile Temporal Scalability as used in this work.
In this work, the baseline model is implemented in the commercial code ANSYS CFX 14.5 and applied to the case of adiabatic upward vertical pipe flows.
In this work, a baseline drag value is obtained for a simplified MAN TGX series truck in a CFD software, and the drag reduction of a proposed elliptically shaped flap is compared to aerodynamically equivalent rectangular flaps.
