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First, the kernel uses an explicit expansion into SVM feature space this property makes it possible to collapse all support vectors into a single model vector and have low computational complexity.

Thus, compared to a circumplex model, vector and PANA models provided overall better fits.

For high geomagnetic latitudes (>50 and < −50 degrees) observatory data were projected onto an a priori model vector and the resulting pseudo-scalar data were used in the inversion.

For high geomagnetic dipole latitudes (>50° and <-50°), observatory vector data were projected onto an a priori model vector, and the resulting pseudo-scalar data were used in the inversion.

The data misfit ϕ d (m) is conventionally written as (14 where d is the data vector, here composed of the experimental (observed) internal coefficients, m is the model vector, and F is the functional solving the forward problem.

The observational equation and smoothing constraint are combined as G λ S m = d 0, where G is the MG × N matrix of theoretical Green's functions, λ is the strength of smoothing, S is the MS × N matrix of the elements of the smoothing constraint equations, m is the model vector, and d is the vector of the velocity data obtained by integrating the original acceleration data.

g is the functional of the model vectors, and G i is the kernel matrix for the ith model, which is calculated by the DISPER80 program (Saito 1988).

Abstract: A search for heavy resonances, decaying into the standard model vector bosons and the standard model Higgs boson, is presented.

However, allowing for uncertainties in the external field would require its coefficients to be incorporated in the model vector m, and then recovered by the inversion jointly with the conductivity model.

Ignoring the heterogeneity in response to temperature may be problematic for using development rate estimates to model vector populations and predicting the impact of temperature on vector-borne disease transmission.

The impact of these historical processes persisted in the practices and habits of health workers employed in PHC services, embodying two different approaches: the 'military-epidemiological' model (vector control) and the 'model missionary promoter' (primary care for the poorest but with little interest in the conditions of poverty).