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Melody is the forte of the Matrix, which took its name not from the movie but from the dictionary definition of the matrix as a womb.

The key to target detection is calculating covariance matrix or correlation matrix, which take up majority of the whole computing amount in target detection.

This fuzzy weighted normalized decision matrix is an all-inclusive matrix, which takes care of attributes value and their relative importance.

Thus, the clutter steering vector for each pixel is reformatted to be a vector of ones, followed by the transformed covariance matrix which takes the form.

where can be regarded as a compound channel matrix which takes into account both the Rayleigh fading in wireless channels and the mutual coupling effect at both transmitter and receiver sides, and is the thermal noise.

Since ZF DSD separates the user classes by computing a MMSE matrix which takes the noise component into account, it will be the only detector that outperform its coupled counter part.

However, it requires updating of InterOntology matrix which takes an excessive O k nlog n) time.

The most time-consuming step for both algorithms is constructing similarity matrix, which takes about 90% of the entire running time.

Data of BMI's change (for sports, diet, number of diets) at each age period were treated using a mixed model (SAS Proc mixed) with a repeated effect of the age (ie. "time") and using an auto-regression of order 1 variance-covariance (AR (1)) matrix, which takes into account that data are more correlated between two consecutive periods than between two non-consecutive ones.

This is because the linear model consists of multiplication and summation of matrices which takes only a few seconds for calculation (inverse of converged Jacobian matrix can be directly saved during training run).   1.

Each integration will take O(nlog n) with an update of at most k closeness matrices which takes O k∗n).