"proposed content" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to content that has been suggested or proposed for something, such as a book, article, or website. For example, "The publisher approved the proposed content for the new book."
In particular, the proposed content anomaly detection technique will use a univariate Gaussian predictor to determine point anomalies.
Prediction methods based on the online social connections created between the users have been proposed, content published on various web sites has been analyzed, and different measures about web content popularity have been considered.
The job of attaining this profound and moving simplicity will not only fall to creators, but also to producers if they want to truly succeed in the future and stand out from the ever-widening pack of proposed content.
Additional file 2: Proposed content for patient information leaflet for men undergoing Transrectal Ultrasound (TRUS) guided prostate biopsy.
The aim of the first group is to discuss the proposed pilot intervention and elicit suggestions for additions and/or alterations to the proposed content.
A number of changes were made to the proposed content and structure of the programme as a result of feedback from the training days.
The government has also sent mixed signals about its proposed contents.
Therefore, the proposed content-based fingerprinting can be a promising extension and evolution of traditional image hashing.
We address these two major problems of fingerprint-watermarking for multimedia in the proposed content-adaptive watermarking scheme.
The ROC curves for FJLT hashing, NMF hashing, and the proposed content-based fingerprinting under rotation attacks are shown in Figure 7 d).
Others proposed content-based methods [15, 16] generate recommendations by identifying preferred content features and extracting items similar to previous choices.
