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The second method leverages the n-gram approach [18] in order to distinguish between benign and malicious PDF files.
The method leverages the ability of the polymer film to align nematic liquid crystals on its surface, when that surface has been prepared by mechanical brushing.
This method leverages the computational efficiency and optimality of size obtained through combinatorial constructions while benefiting from the generality of a heuristic search.
This method leverages the dark silicon to build many diverse power-efficient accelerators and each application only activates a subset of cores that best match its processing requirements.
The method leverages the capabilities of two distinct families of polynomial elements: discontinuous Galerkin discretizations which can be applied on elements of arbitrary shape, and Hermite discretizations which allow highly efficient implementations on staircased Cartesian grids.
The integro-differential operator method leverages the fact that the pupil is generally darker than the iris.
A comparative study is conducted that compares the performance of supervised learning methods leveraging the proposed morphological model and simple metrics of the melt pool.
The second component of systems biology includes a growing list of data analysis and data modeling methods, leveraging the disciplines of computer science, engineering, statistics, and mathematics.
The method leverages a paired collection of digital and thermal images taken using a single IR thermal camera from the building environments under inspection, and accounts for static occlusions in the building environments.
The method leverages a static background built from public data repositories, integrating pathway annotation and prediction with large-scale profiling.
The MMTA method leverages best practices in TA methods, including strategies for targeting the decomposition of complex tasks having underlying cognitive, psychomotor, and perceptual skill components, which must be performed in concert.
