The system conducts experimental studies on two real-world activity recognition data sets and the results show the superiority of system over other ensemble algorithms.
The field's interdisciplinary research combines multiple methodologies, including mathematical analysis, computer modeling, software system design, experimental studies, and critical social evaluations, from such traditional disciplines as computer science, cognitive psychology, social science, cultural studies, and history.
The field's interdisciplinary research combines multiple methodologies, including mathematical analysis, computer modeling, hardware and software system design, experimental studies, and critical social evaluations, from such traditional disciplines as computer science, cognitive psychology, social science, cultural studies, and history.
In order to improve the available knowledge of the anchorage system behaviour, experimental studies were carried out.
Epidemiological studies of sub-daily exposures suggest a plausible biological mechanism involving the autonomic nervous system while experimental studies suggest that vasomotor dysfunction may also relate to the occurrence of MI and ischemic events.
Alcohol consumption has direct effects on several aspects of the immune system; yet, experimental studies to assess more directly its impact on HIV disease have been limited to the related model of simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) in primates.
Monogonont rotifers offer a useful system for experimental studies relating to the evolution of sexual reproduction due to their rapid reproductive rate and close relationship to the putatively ancient asexual bdelloid rotifers.
Molecular brushes are also very informative model systems for experimental studies of polymer properties.
Fungal mycelial cords, in their fulfilment of the criteria by which a swarm can be defined, seem to have the potentialities to become model systems for experimental studies of swarming.
Most commonly used in routine histopathology practice is Scheuer's system and Deugnier's system for the experimental studies [ 8].
