Sentence examples for techniques for network from inspiring English sources
We discuss existing techniques for network inference.
The idea of this system is to use the previous individual solutions such as clustering, data prioritization, and data classification in addition to efficient techniques for network management.
If larger data sets become available we could use standard techniques for network clustering or k-core decomposition that would allows us to partition the graph and find minimal k-cores within the partitions.
Computational techniques for network querying are obviously still at an early stage and are currently limited by several problems, such as computational complexity and simple topological structures.
We believe that further development of principled techniques for network integration and analysis would be beneficial for interpreting biomedical data and finding the elements that drive biological states and diseases.
Our method, termed tumor evolutionary directed graphs (TEDG), proceeds in two steps to ensemble in a simplified way cancer clonal evolutionary histories of large number of patients: first, by merging the evolutionary history of each patient, and second, by removing indirect relationships using spectral techniques for network deconvolution (Feizi et al., 2013).
In this section, we propose relay selection techniques for network-coded transmission, which is based on a timer function.
In the section of proposed relay selection techniques for network-coded transmission, we propose several relay selection schemes for network-coded transmission.
Furthermore, additional support is provided through ongoing research in natural interaction techniques for networks (c.f., the work of Nathalie Henry Riche).
A recently introduced multiscale framework is used to develop efficient analysis and design techniques for networks with self-similar traffic.
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