These researches can be classified into two methods named as complex domain and real domain.
The base strategies were mainly classified into two methods: the overlap graph method and the de Bruijn graph method.
The schemes can be classified into three general methods, namely, cryptographic, detection, and NAV validation methods.
Equipment for VLE measurement can be broadly classified into three groups namely, static methods, dynamic methods, and procedures for measuring infinitely dilute activity coefficients.
State-of-the-art methods can be classified into three groups: Template-based methods: these methods (Laskowski et al., 2005; Stark and Russell, 2003; Wallace et al., 1997) accept a template structure as input (e.g. catalytic triad in serine proteases) and query a given structural database for matching patterns.
Most of them may be classified into four categories: methods based on Hidden Markov Models (HMM), multiple change-point methods, fused lasso-based methods and recursive segmentation methods.
In the last few years, sentence similarity measure has been increasingly in demand from a variety of applications and numerous achievements which have been carried out recently in this area and classified into three categories: statistical-based methods, semantic-based methods and hybrid methods.
Based on the sequence of the reduction process of Ag+ to Ag nanostructure, the preparation of electrospun polymer nanofibers decorated with Ag nanoparticles can be classified into two different methods.
These methods have different requirements for implementation and accordingly can be classified into three general categories: (a) methods requiring both source signal and noise power information, (b) methods requiring only noise power information (semiblind detection), and (c) methods requiring no information on source signal or noise power (totally blind detection).
The projection methods can be classified into three families: the pressure-correction method [13, 14], the velocity-correction method [15], and the consistent splitting scheme [16, 17], which is called a gauge method also [18].
Numerical simulation methods can be classified into two categories: detailed methods and reduced methods.
