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The traditional preparation methods of hierarchical ZrO2 nanorods are involved in expensive equipment, complicated process and high production cost.

The combined methods of hierarchical clustering approach, discriminant analysis and One-Way ANOVA were used to classify the flood events in terms of their event-based flood characteristics, including flood duration, peak discharge, and event flood runoff depth.

This method of Hierarchical Bayesian Aggregation (HBA) can work with any type of base classification algorithm.

Regional forecasting mapping of the carbon balance is based on landscape-ecological survey data using the method of hierarchical extrapolation.

We propose a method of hierarchical spatio-temporal segmentation that enables the characterization of change processes that are spatially diffuse and temporally imprecise.

Significant features were selected based on proposed method of hierarchical bottleneck backward elimination (HBBE), Guyon's SVM-RFE, classical Fisher discrimination power and Principal Component Analysis (PCA).

The two-cycle compression testing is conducted to determine hardness, cohesiveness and springiness that are also interrelated with sensory attributes using the method of hierarchical tree clustering.

The free vibration characteristics of rotating beams are analyzed by means of a finite element method of hierarchical form, in which the displacement function for the element is taken to be a polynomial of variable degree.

The test sequence toolset based on engineering data was set up through the method of hierarchical decision tree analysis.

Among these, we adopted the procedure used in Ohtani et al. (2011), which applied the method of hierarchical matrices (H-matrices) to multiplicative computations of N × N slip response function matrix and the slip deficit rate vector.

In this paper, we propose a method of hierarchical semantic segmentation, including scene level and object level, which aims at labeling both scene regions and objects in an image.