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This approach has practical applications when it is possible to extract a problem with eigenfunctions expressed in closed form.

A reasonable way of alleviating this problem is to extract a small representative subset from the original dataset without reducing the classification accuracy.

We study the particular cases of camera and object displacements and camera projection in order to extract an optimized parameterization of the problem of parameter recovery for each case.

These two questions are an extract from Problems for Metagrobologists: A Collection of Puzzles with Real Mathematical, Logical or Scientific Content by David Singmaster, which will be released at the end of the year.

George A. Campbell and Zobel worked on this problem of extracting a single sideband from an amplitude-modulated composite wave for use in multiplexing telephone channels and the related problem of extracting (de-multiplexing) the signal at the far end of the transmission.

This chapter also examines the problem of extracting a DC voltage from the RF voltage provided by the antenna to the tag IC.

This bias could be due to the missing burst in the presented stimuli and thus to the problem of extracting a stable VOT cue.

The problem of extracting a robust set of predictors for the proliferating status of the different cellular conditions has been formulated as a least squares regression problem.

Solutions to this sampling problem include extracting a large volume of blood, and doing replicate PCRs to maximize detection.

Most researchers [ 21, 29, 30] dealt with this overestimation problem by extracting a random sample of the protein sequences in Swiss-Prot [ 31].

It is the merit of Mr Besançon's book to extract the problem from the archives of synods and councils, and draw our attention to a residual and immovable function of art.