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Instead, he said, the Internet is now making it possible to exploit collective intellectual power of Internet users efficiently and instantly.

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We propose an approach based on Swarm Intelligence — more specifically on Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) — to improve search engines' performance and reduce information overload by exploiting collective users' behavior.

We can also use the labels of the neighbors by exploiting collective classification (Sen et al., 2008) approaches.

Here we present a composite resequencing-based genome-wide association study (CR-GWAS) strategy that systematically exploits collective biological information and analytical tools for a robust analysis.

Decision processes must be free of positional biases and should exploit the collective wisdom of the entire organization and beyond.

And no doubt the Islamic regime will amply exploit these collective memories to advance its nuclear program even as it stifles voices of domestic dissent.

This subordination of the individual exploit to collective discipline was reinforced by the strategic military revolution that saw the triumph of heavy infantry, the hoplites, foot soldiers heavily armed and in tight formation.

Large firms might also wish to make use of the technology over their internal networks to exploit the collective power of their desktop machines, perhaps to perform complex calculations overnight.

To exploit this collective information, four researchers Berk Kapicioglu, David S. Rosenberg, Robert Schapire, and Tony Jebara developed a data-driven method that learns people's important places based on global temporal patterns inferred from the entire data set.

Founded in late 2009 by former consultants Connor Murphy and Ray Smith, DataHug essentially enables clients to "better understand and exploit" the collective company network.