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Specifically, in this article the dimension of the feature vectors has even been reduced from 350 to merely 12, which can greatly speed up the subsequent training process.
Specifically in this article, the analysis of the results of the satisfaction surveys of students and of the responses from the peer review Google Drive form are presented in this methodology section.
More specifically, in this article we draw from three research projects in our multilingual national context to illustrate the uses and potential of video analysis (e.g. Wilmes 2017b; Gómez Fernández and Siry, 2018).
Note: TP is abbreviated for true positive, TN for true negative, FP for false positive, FN for false negative, ROC for receiver operating characteristic, AUC for area under the curve of ROC, GLM for generalized linear models (logistic and probit regression specifically in this article), MSE for mean squared error, RF for random forest algorithm.
Specifically, in this article we consider Boolean networks with logical update rules.
Since we are not peer-to-peer we are not breaking any rules or regulations specifically discussed in this article, and it will not be surprising to see more of these articles being written to discourage the sharing economy as the hotel and taxi industry suffers.
However, we specifically focus in this article on the trust of enrolees in their health insurer, because this relationship has not yet been studied.
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Salaman says specifically in the article that she wonders why she didn't "report him to the police" but then says "the police were avoided at all costs by people like us".
More specifically, we explore in this article decision making and learning for CR from an equipment perspective.
Specifically, we study in this article the computational complexity of LARS formulas and programs, their relationship to Linear Temporal Logic (LTL) and the well-known Continuous Query Language (CQL).
