For new patients (the validation input set), instead of processing the original training set, we utilize this training matrix to predict the laboratory test on the validation input set, and compare the ranking results with the validation label set.
Therefore, instead of processing the recommendations (both supervised and unsupervised) in isolation for each user, they are processed considering the same distance matrix.
Instead of processing the digital models directly, the sliced data of digital models is adopted for the design and optimization, and finally outputting the paths driving the AM machine to realize the practical fabrication.
Instead of processing the data in a fusion center, our solution is letting each agent autonomously make decisions aided by limited communication with its neighbors.
By parsing these XML files, information which affect adaptation is conveyed between adaptation engine and the media server or media receiver instead of processing the video itself.
To overcome this issue, we suggest to apply the proposed SSGLDM on a subset of bands in the multi-spectral image, instead of processing the whole set of bands.
Instead of processing these legal cases, Canadian officials are scrambling to deal with the thousands of illegal migrants walking across the border from the U.S. and claiming refugee status.
Instead of processing the signals separately, the vector delay/frequency lock loop (VDFLL) adopts a single Kalman filter to track the GNSS signals and determine the navigation solution simultaneously [7 9].
For instance, if you have three overdraft transactions in one day, it could process the largest one first in order to land you in the red and ensure you pay three overdraft charges, instead of processing the two smaller ones first and only charging you $35 once for the biggest charge.
Yildiz's lawyer, Marc Brumer, who flew in from Miami for the trial, told jurors that the case is a "classic David vs. Goliath". His client, he said, is a 67-year-old immigrant from Turkey who was "robbed twice" -- once by a man with a gun and a second time by his insurance company, which instead of processing the claim tried to pin the crime on their frightened client.
