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This paper presents four kernel-based algorithms for damage detection under varying operational and environmental conditions, namely based on one-class support vector machine, support vector data description, kernel principal component analysis and greedy kernel principal component analysis.
Namely based on the difference of polarimetric information of a pixel and its surroundings, the pixels are classified into different classes.
Firstly, a comparison is made between two continualisation methods, namely based on the equations of motion and on the energy functional.
Two turbid medium based forest reconstruction approaches were developed and compared; namely based on a voxel grid and based on individual tree detection.
Namely, based on the mini-size training set, the proposed method can also obtain a better result; thus, this model allows for generating ideal strong classifiers without the need for large volumes of training samples.
After studying the operation of our proposed framework in a trivial CRN topology to validate its applicability, we compare the network stability properties of BPeMRF with the traditional back pressure methodology (namely, based on MWM solution).
Typically, two general routes, namely base-growth model [56] and tip-growth model [57], have been documented over the years.
We assume that there are access terminals (ATs), namely users, and one access point (AP), namely base station, in each cell.
Predicting users' behavior, and proactively caching the users' content in the edge of the network, namely base stations and user terminals, also shows that further gains can be obtained in terms of backhaul savings and user satisfaction [13].
Thermophysical properties of the nanoliquid such as density, heat capacity and thermal conductivity are expressed in terms of the properties and relative fractions of its components, namely, base liquid and the suspended nanoparticles.
SeqMap 2.0 provides a scalable method for sequence matching, clustering and alignment, and also addresses challenges specific to 454 pyrosequencing data output, namely base stutter and redundant coverage of each RIS.
