Here, we enlist some of the core ideas/techniques behind many inference algorithms and give some of the most representative examples in the literature.
Therefore, we review some of the most representative similarity measures in the literature, which serve as the ground for our preliminary experiments.
However, the most representative eye tracking systematic error according to the literature is the vertical error [6, 13].
As mentioned above, we present in this subsection several image descriptors frequently used in literature and judged to be the most representative of head pose variations.
Limited feedback schemes for MIMO-OFDM systems have been widely proposed in the literature, and we will comment the most representative as in [16 19].
In our study, we found that lymph nodal metastases were ninefold more likely to be identified in SLNs than in NSLNs, confirming data from the literature that the SLN is the most representative lymph node to assess for extrauterine spread.
They were all tested and 372051 was chosen for this flowchart since the fluorescence exhibited under UV254 illumination was the most representative when compared with the madder lakes previously documented in literature [32 35], Figure 13.
This work demonstrates that all the dimensions of end-of-life care stemming from the literature are reflected in the official documents by the most representative organizations committed to the definition of guidelines for the care of the dying patients.
The results obtained for the most representative phenolic compounds of CBW are quite different, but comparable to those reported in the literature [ 12, 37].
We considered the kinds of enzymes of literature commonly used in the enzymatic hydrolysis of the cell wall and finally selected four of the most representative enzymes including pectinase, cellulase, dextranase, and xylanase.
