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These features are then used to build supervised machine learning models to differentiate between benign and malicious P2P traffic.

We make public both our labeled optoelectronics inventor records and our code to build supervised learning models and disambiguate inventors (see http://www.cmu.edu/epp/disambiguation).

Several statistical features are extracted from each conversation and are used to build supervised machine learning models for the detection of P2P botnets.

Using several statistical features extracted from each conversation, we build supervised machine learning models to separate P2P botnets from benign P2P applications.

By extracting statistical features from the network traces of P2P applications and botnets, we build supervised machine learning models which can accurately differentiate between benign P2P applications and P2P botnets.

To predict sentiments and emotions arising from tweets, we used machine learning and natural language processing techniques to build supervised classification models [34] extending recently developed approaches for affect prediction in social media [41 45].

Next, the multilayer stacking method of the supervised AE is designed to build the supervised deep AE, since the deep network has more abundant and diversified features.

The New York Times discovered that for years, Mr. Goldstein had sought help from an overloaded system -- and suddenly, Governor Pataki found an extra $215 million to hire more case managers and build more supervised housing.

Nikitidis et al. incorporated discriminant constraints to build the supervised NMF learning method [23, 24].

As estimated in Ref. [4], the complexity order to build a supervised K-associated optimal graph is about O N2)—due to distance matrix calculation.

In this work, we present a method that combines a sequential representation of copy numbers with outcome-related gene selection to build a supervised predictor for a clinical variable by selecting clinically relevant genes that 'drive' recurrent amplicons.