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Since the slices and fibers decomposed from the camera motion trajectory can be formulated as convolution, all the GAC methods can exploit FFT for efficient optimization.

This is rather obvious because methods can exploit the choice of prior, but less obvious because current methods of validation tend to miss this point.

While SNP arrays only produce unphased alleles, statistical methods can exploit patterns of linkage disequilibrium to impute haplotypes (phased alleles) and other forms of genetic variation, based on a reference panel where both the SNPs and the imputed variation are known (a training dataset).

The hybrid method can exploit the fuzziness of the weights, and thus is useful for judging the expert scoring.

Secondly, owing to multiple alleles in multiple parents, the method can exploit gene resource more adequately, which will lay an important genetic groundwork for plant improvement.

Our method can exploit parallelism in both the individual convolutions and the linear algebra operations in the block Golub Kahan algorithm.

A key challenge when developing a database modelling method is heterogeneity, as the available tools and features that the new method can exploit are different between each database provider.

To solve such a problem, obtaining the partial channel knowledge during one pilot period, the proposed channel estimation method can exploit the full channel information of the users by repeatedly transmitting the pilot sequence over multiple pilot periods.

The method can exploit knowledge of the structural similarities between species and the consistency of the data to identify which species introduce the most error and recommend what future experiments and calculations should be considered.

First, instead of using only one thread, we use a warp to compute an element of vector y so that the method can exploit the highly parallel GPU architecture.

We propose a statistical method to estimate PU richness that, unlike phenomenological methods like Chao2, can exploit replication in our sampling design to explicitly model PU occupancy and detection probability.