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The relDate method, which originates with Purvis [ 122], fits a set of DNA sequence data to the topology of the reference tree under the optimal model of evolution in a ML framework to establish the heights of each node relative to some ancestral and/or daughter node.

Because of its simplicity, flexibility, and effectiveness, the Bag-of-Words (BWs) method, which originated from the document retrieval field, has recently attracted large amount of interests in the computer vision fields.

The trust region method which originated from the Levenberg Marquardt (LM) algorithm for mixed effect model estimation are considered in the context of second level functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) data analysis.

We therefore pursued an approximate solution by adopting the sampling-based low-rank approximation scheme, known as the Nyström method, which originated from the numerical treatment of integral equations of the second type (Baker, 1997).

Model-based methods, common in photochemistry, are revisited, and soft-modeling methods, which originate from the chemometrics field and that recently disseminated in the photo bio chemistry literature, are presented.

The analysis method is based on the Superfolding Element (SE) concept, which originates from experimentally observed folding patterns of crushed shell elements.

For both methods, we make use of the smoothed spectral abscissa, a stabilization measure which originates from the inversion of an H2-norm type function, and that behaves as a smooth approximation of the spectral abscissa.

Our motivation, which originates from the psychological and physiological evidences of component-based representations in the brain, is to find neural methods that can efficiently search for structures.

Unlike ductal carcinoma, which originates from cells lining ducts, lobular carcinoma originates from cells lining lobules.

In the case of stenospermocarpic seedlessness, which originates from cv.

Convex programming (1) has been studied extensively in the literature, researchers have developed many numerical methods to solve it during the last decades, which are mainly based on the well-known Douglas-Rachford splitting method [4, 5] and the Peachmen-Rachford splitting method [5, 6], which originate with the partial differential equation (PDE) literature.