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And then, it integrates the geographical information to build up an extended Matrix Factorization (MF) approach for personalized QoS prediction.

The solution for a circular inhomogeneity in an infinitely extended matrix subjected to remote shear stress is then derived.

The inverse Fourier transform matrix WM×M, with input indices (m,k)∈ [0,M−1], is expressed by { e j 2 πmk M } M × M. The extended matrix EM K×M corresponds to a K repetition of the identity matrix IM×M of size M given by E MK × M = I M × M … I M × M T. (12).

This is implemented by concatenating an extended matrix to each basis matrix.

Firstly, when activation functions are continuous but not Lipschitz continuous, an extended matrix inequality is proved to ensure the stability of continuous-time MCVNNs.

"You need to have physical strength, know-how and love," said Mr. Shinozuka, a rugged 43-year-old who spends his winter days wading in waist-deep frigid water to tend an extended matrix of nets where he grows his dark green crop, known as nori.

In this article, we show how to use tensor calculus to extend matrix-based MOS schemes and we also present our proposed multi-dimensional model order selection scheme based on the closed-form PARAFAC algorithm, which is only applicable to multi-dimensional data.

Previous results on robust stability of Metzlerian matrices are extended to matrix polynomials, with the coefficient matrices having exactly the same Metzlerian structure.

Dehghan, M. Ghatee, B. Hashemi, Some computations on fuzzy matrices, submitted for publication.] extended some matrix computations on fuzzy matrices, where a fuzzy matrix appears as a rectangular array of fuzzy numbers.

The proposed technique identifies the parity space PS (or null space) from input/output data, and from there, the matrices related to the system through the extended observability matrix and a block triangular Toeplitz matrix.

Finally, we illustrate that ICO can be extended to matrix polynomial inequalities of arbitrary finite order.