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This property makes it different from many techniques that address these goals separately with the result of suboptimal solutions because the design elements are mutually dependent.
Tandem and bottleneck NN front ends are employed with conventional HMM/GMMs and can therefore benefit from many techniques that have been developed for the Gaussian mixture framework.
In this respect, our approach differs from many techniques widely-used in cheminformatics [34] to map high-dimensional molecular data into a low-dimensional space for visualization.
Her own background is one of modern dance, Pilates, Shiatsu and Bodywork, but also one where she admittedly felt that within her tissues "there were gaps of critical information missing from so many techniques". She studied with the newly controversial Glenn Black at the Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, N.Y.
Then many techniques from classical potential theory carry over to this infinite dimensional setting.
To accomplish this objective, many techniques from the engineering world have been adopted to create well-defined three-dimensional architectures at physiologically relevant length scales.
In running E2, Mr. Epstein has borrowed many techniques from start-ups: invest in a team you consider good, like the resources council; build a network; and make effective use of capital.
Mathematical and computational models of infectious disease dynamics have long played a key role in analyzing and predicting outbreak dynamics, and many techniques from dynamical systems theory and statistical physics have been used to investigate such phenomena.
He and other researchers have studied the physical properties of cells using many techniques, from squishing them between parallel glass plates, to stretching them with optical tweezers, to probing them with atomic-force microscopy, a nanomechanical tool used to study surfaces at high resolution.
For chemical pollution abatement from urban water bodies, many techniques were introduced to rehabilitate the water quality of these water bodies.
