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This approach is the future basis for optimization methods coming from control theory.
The two steps of contrasting and contouring are based on classical algorithms of neural networks [24], [31], [32] and snake spline [69] [76], but they can involve new methods coming from biomimetic procedures.
When coupled with population genetics and measures of genomic structuration, methods coming from genome wide association studies may lead to the exploitation of model species as natural probes to identify loci related to environmental adaptation.
Methods coming from modern measurement theory, such as IRT models, might provide a powerful framework to build and reduce PRO instruments and analyse such data in an efficient and reliable manner and should provide valid measures of QoL, anxiety, or pain for instance [ 2].
On the other hand, this combination between high load of information not being optimally exploited by the summary statistics, and statistical tools available requiring heavy underlying hypotheses, suggests the use of another possible family of methods, coming from science of complex systems based on network theory [ 24, 25].
Most of these methods come from the domain of exploratory data analysis and can be applied to any multivariate data.
Since these two joining methods come from radically different backgrounds, the resulting design procedures are almost incompatible.
The methods came from the military's SERE training program, for Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape, which many of the C.I.A.'s paramilitary officers had themselves completed.
The use of the term "revolution" to describe the re-ascendance of statistical methods comes from Julia Hirschberg's 1998 invited address to the American Association for Artificial Intelligence.
Motivation for improved prediction methods comes from the offshore mobile jack-up industry where concerns remain over the punch-through of large 20 m diameter spudcan footings in sand-over-clay.
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