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TipSense does some serious science, employing conceptual entity recognition, content fingerprinting, natural language processing, topic modeling, and more.

PAPR reduction is a well-known signal processing topic in multi-carrier transmission and large number of techniques have been proposed in the literature during the past decades.

Now, don't glaze over the credit card processing topic quite so fast.

Drawing upon lexicon-based sentiment analysis approaches and TF-IDF as kernel theories for our design, we employ web scraping, natural language processing, and topic analysis methods to process customer reviews and calculate the counterfeit score of a product.

Our proposed MIS emerges as a strong candidate for fast real-time processing of topic-aware influence maximization task: it achieves microsecond response time, which does not depend on graph size or influence probability parameters, while its influence spread matches or is very close to the best greedy algorithm and outperforms other simple heuristics.

She served as the lead guest editor of the IEEE Journal on Selected Topics in Signal Processing, Special Issue on Visual Media Quality Assessment, as a Technical Program Chair of the 2009 IEEE International Conference on Image Processing, and as the General Chair of the 2011 IEEE International DSP/SPE Workshop.

Since the power consumption is the most restricting issue in sensors, it is vital to use the lowest possible number of sensors (sparse sensor networks) with the minimum processing computation; this topic also will not be discussed in this article.

Scientific image processing is a topic of interest for a broad scientific community since it is a mean of gaining understanding and insight into the data for a growing number of applications.

In an attempt to separately measure the three cognitive loads, it has been reported that mental effort ratings were most sensitive to manipulations of intrinsic processing (created by topic complexity), and mental difficulty ratings were most sensitive to indications of germane processing (reflected by transfer test performance) (DeLeeuw and Mayer 2008).

A more specific-functional characterization of FG1 and FG2 and the relation to object, face and visual word processing remains a topic for future work.

More recently, academics in natural-language processing have embraced the topic.