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This is a way for the company to start building more specific profiles, and doubtless the company already has extensive algorithms to suggest what other kinds of products a reader of, say, Madeline L'Engle, might also like to be recommended.

George et al. [ 13] have reported an extensive overview on algorithms to calculate IBD matrices even for complex pedigrees and incomplete marker information.

There has been extensive development of algorithms to solve differential equations numerically, and in most contexts the difference between an analytical solution and the approximate numerical solution is inconsequential.

Randomly selected physician-diagnosed-asthmatic subjects from 8 Canadian cities were studied with an extensive diagnostic algorithm to rule-in, or rule-out, a correct diagnosis of asthma.

In this paper, we proposed an extensive clustering algorithm to find cancer subtypes and have addressed the heterogeneity issue induced by the unobserved group to assess the resulting subtypes appropriately.

In recent decades, there have been extensive works based on metaheuristic algorithms to solve 0 1 KP.

3 There is extensive ongoing research on scheduling algorithms to select uplink and downlink users such that the uplink user generates little interference to the downlink user [40 44] (and references within).

Therefore, additional advances should be made in extensive image analyses and improved algorithms to decide clear scores.

Despite extensive efforts to design statistical algorithms to analyze Affymetrix tiling microarray [ 11- 16], potential probe mapping problems exist and might have serious downstream consequences.

Recently, extensive researches have explored novel algorithms to improve the performance of outbreak detection [ 9- 13], but evidence on how epidemic features impact on detection performance is still limited.

To overcome these limitations, we develop an extensive clustering search algorithm to find molecular subtypes (CAMS) based on clustering of patients with partially similar mRNA profile.