In the future, we will study and validate the signal strength indicator to improve the performance of our method in aspect of computational and communication costs.
Although both methods include aspects of the three sustainability dimensions (social, economic, and environment), the two methods consider different aspects and different temporal and spatial scale perspectives.
Here, we concisely describe related methods from the aspect of their feature selection and representation methods.
Using multiple methods, four aspects of community capacity were assessed, including community, knowledge and skills, resources, and power.
Experiments demonstrate its superiority over start-of-the-art methods in aspects of accuracy and computation time.
Finally, despite the variety of current prediction methods, some aspects of disorder remain untapped, demonstrated by the observation that if a new experimental technique for identifying disorder comes along, existing methods fail impressively (GT Montelione, unpublished).
The comparable performance of neutrality with existing feature sets is likely because current methods capture aspects of neutrality: structural maintenance despite sequence mutation and thermodynamic stability.
NGS methods provide aspects of the transcriptome without a priori knowledge, allowing for the analysis and discovery of novel transcripts, noncoding RNAs, and alternative splicing.
In this review, we discuss the latest targeted enrichment methods and aspects of their utilization along with second-generation sequencing for complex genome analysis.
However, few literatures focus on the PAPR reduction methods from the aspect of the carrier scheme.
