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Figure 3 This is a sparse example with 40 events.

Table 2 This is the error comparison of the five methods for both the introductory example shown in Figure 1 and the sparse example shown in Figure 3.

Second, all books of systematic instruction are barred except those sparse examples (e.g., the work of John Amos Comenius) that illuminate the history of the subject.

Experimental results show that the proposed methods allowed for good generalisation and concept refinement from an initial set of sparse examples provided by a tutor.

I feel like in the news, when you have these very sparse examples of a type of person, like a transgender person, that becomes their primary identifier.

Centore: The way I've kind of come at it is we've seen very sparse examples of transgender people in the media.

With sparse examples of lesbians in the media and entertainment industries, Boud initially found inspiration to produce "It's All Butch" when a friend posted pictures from cult television show "The L Word" with some comments about how hot the women were.

These sparse examples of identified speciation genes do not seem to suggest a common or general universal pathway/process leading to speciation but rather point to the involvement of a variety of different mechanisms in the evolution of pre- and post-zygotic barriers between different species.

For instance, [19] presents a sparse estimation example of 1-D NMR (modal) data by using Lasso [20], LARS [21] and OMP [22].

The details of Saviano's own life are sparse, for example, and his undercover investigations do not reach a climactic unveiling; nor are the facts he garners from judicial papers about the Camorra's role in narcotics, construction, waste management and murder particularly new.

This can happen if the network is extremely sparse, for example, during the night.