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A new mathematical descriptor was proposed based on 3D graphical representation.

In such clusters, the module eigengene –a mathematical descriptor of the cluster– was used to summarize the expression profile of each cluster [ 39].

However, the challenge can be defeat by forming mathematical descriptor to represent the histologic texture and classify the structural changes via a sophisticated computational method.

The medial axis transform (MAT), a mathematical descriptor of object shape, [ 41] is used to analyze the shape of the cell, a technique that has been used in several automated cell morphology analyses [ 42, 43].

As the first principal component of each cluster, an eigengene denotes a mathematical descriptor of each cluster (module) which allows for computations of similarity among clusters and between a cluster and any experimental condition [ 39].

The paper [7] proposed new mathematical descriptors for the border of pigmented skin lesion images, like lesion slope and lesion slope regularity.

In this sense, we research novel mathematical descriptors for both morphology and dynamics and will compare their performance regarding small lesion classification based on novel feature selection algorithms.

Pharmacokinetics can be a challenging topic to teach due to the complex relationships inherent between physiological parameters, mathematical descriptors and equations, and their combined impact on shaping the blood fluid concentration vs. time curves of drugs.

The present study is an approach to describe and predict compaction and tablet properties by a combination of a set of commonly used mathematical descriptors and multivariate methods based on continuous compression profiles.

In the sequel, among the mathematical descriptors in the field, we focus on those indices based on electrical network theory like the Kirchhoff index [3 9] defined as K(G =sum_{i< j}R_{ij}, where (R_{ij}) is the effective resistance between vertices i and j, and the global cyclicity index [10] defined as C(G)= sum_{ i,j) in E} frac{1}{R_{ij}} - m, where (m=|E|).

The detailed descriptions of the 38 computer-extracted parenchymal texture features (mathematical descriptors used in the RTA) have been reported previously [ 19, 20, 27- 30, 39- 41]; their feature numbers, names and definitions are summarized in Additional file 1: Table S1.