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The algorithm uses photometric and dynamic constraints to detect and remove rain from pixels affected by rain.

The MIROVA algorithm uses the Middle InfraRed (MIR) data acquired by MODIS images and applies spatial and spectral constraints to detect, locate, and quantifying thermal anomalies on the investigated area (50 × 50 km box for any "target" volcano; Fig. 3a).

In the second step, several constraints are applied to detect fusion genes with certain properties.

A second stage sample size of 28 calves per sub-location was chosen at random to achieve the desired minimum sample size of 500 calves (based on logistical constraints and ability to detect a minimum relative risk of 3 with 80% power) and to allow for some losses (Table 2).

The SD constraint is developed to detect the salient object and its background.

The basic idea of constraint propagation is to detect and remove inconsistent variable assignments that cannot participate in any feasible solution through the repeated analysis and evaluation of the variables, domains and constraints describing a specific problem instance.

For each constraint, a production rule is used to detect constraint violation and to initiate database operations that restore consistency.

It relies on incremental management of metamodel-based constraints that are used to detect co-evolution failures (i.e., inconsistencies between metamodel and model).

To better understand the new advances in the field, we will first present a taxonomy of the data cleaning literature in which we highlight the recent interest in techniques that use constraints, rules, or patterns to detect errors, which we call qualitative data cleaning.

Such constraints can be used to detect errors in the data, as well as to determine the correct values.

The final set of analyses used measures of amino acid sequence conservation to detect constraints on uptake sequence location.