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This brings me to the Bloomsbury entries, of which there are fewer than last year.

The practical + metric for a fine-grained classification task can be the class-normalized average classification accuracy, which is calculated as the average of diagonal elements of a normalized confusion matrix, C, entries of which are defined as follows [6]: C_{pq} = frac{lvert {i:hat{y_{i}}=q wedge y_{i}=p}rvert}{lvert{i y_{i}=p}rvert}, (1).

Assuming a MIMO channel vector h=[h1,…,h L ] with L elements, the correlation between the channel coefficients is represented by the L×L power correlation matrix Σ, the entries of which are defined as ([8] Eq. 9.195) i, n ≜ cov ( α i 2, α n 2 ) var ( α i 2 ) var ( α n 2 ), (20).

In [7], a weighted Dirichlet problem with supplementary weighted condition of the shape lim x → 0 Ψ ( x ) u ( x ) - h x r = 0 (2). is considered under the condition a(r) = O r2α), α >1, as r → 0. In the same study, Ψ (x) is some matrix entries of which are decreasing as x → 0, and h is a given vector function smooth on the unit sphere.

In 2014, the TSDB had 800,000 entries, of which 64,000 were on the no-fly list.

The term 'TPR' submitted as query at the InterPro home page: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/interpro/ [25] retrieved 31 entries of which IPR013026 was found to best conform to TPR structure and function.

The biomedical time series is then represented as a histogram of codewords, each entry of which is the count of a codeword appeared in the time series.

An outcome of the experiment is an n-tuple, the kth entry of which identifies the result of the kth toss.

The curious might find some of those answers in Bail's "Notebooks, 1970-2003" (2005), onentryry of which is surely the germ for "The Pages": "Two solicitors at the Trustee company and their stories about their clients..

Preventing the illegal entry of goods into the United States (including goods the sale of which is illegal in the United States, the entry of which would cause a quota to be exceeded, or the appropriate duty or tariff for which has not been paid).

Let us define F as an N × N DFT matrix, the (m + 1, n + 1 th entry of which is e-j 2πmn/N.