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Meta-learners for algorithm selection usually rely on data measures limited to statistical or information-theoretic descriptions.

Anthropometric studies usually rely on self-reported measures and the evidence suggests that obese women tend to underestimate their weight gain as compared to lean adolescents [ 28].

These techniques usually rely on a variogram model that measures the spatial variability of the property under study.

Epidemiological studies usually rely on effect summaries based on ratio measures, such as relative risk, odds ratio or rate ratio, with the choice depending on the specific study design [ 1].

Studies usually rely on survey data to define actual commute, and measure the optimal commute at an aggregate zonal level by Linear Programming (LP).

Traditional methods for measuring aggregate stability would not be able to distinguish the impacts of these biotic factors because they usually rely on rapid immersion of aggregates in water which is very disruptive.

Under normal circumstances, a candidate can usually rely on a primary victory in his home state.

People without electric light usually rely on kerosene, a terrible alternative.

They usually rely on transfer traffic to help fill their planes.

"You can usually rely on there being floods in Mozambique in February," muses one official.

However, the suggested methods usually rely on centralized models [4].