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The GNG is an incremental and unsupervised neural network, which is able to adapt its structure during the training procedure without using a prior knowledge of the size and shape of the network.
Using the proposed approach, one can obtain a flexible sensor network, which is able to ensure the observability of all the key variables even under some cases in which the original flowsheet changes.
We perform numerical simulations of a three dimensional model for the deformation of a cross-linked elastic fibril network which is able to reproduce the macroscopic features of the experimental results and provide insights into the internal mechanics of stiff collagen networks.
Node: A computer that operates on the blockchain network which is able to send and receive transactions.
Specifically, emotion classification is performed using a long short-term memory (LSTM) recurrent neural network which is able to recognize long-range dependencies between successive temporal patterns.
It has become evident in recent years that the innate immune system encompasses a highly complex signaling network, which is able to discriminate between the body's antigens and cells and external pathological elements.
While the numbers seem low compared to cable, it's actually a pretty big win for the network, which was able to show investors and the rest of the industry that at least some people will actually watch a live streamed game on Twitter.
Brazil had a positive experience with a recently established laboratory network which was able to handle the surge in specimens.
We found that many of the involved candidate biomarkers could be associated in a network which was able to mirror many of the several pathways involved in the pathogenesis of pSS.
The capability to handle heterogeneous formats is obtained via the usage of a particular conceptual model, called SDR-Network, which is able to uniformly represent and handle data sources with different formats.
New research has claimed that 65 million people from abroad watch the broadcaster's licence-fee funded iPlayer service using proxy servers or virtual private networks, which are able to mask the location of the user.
