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Then, the manifold regularization term is incorporated into a multi-view topic model, resulting in a unified objective function.
In the second class of models, a stress rate term is incorporated into the Armstrong–Frederick rule and the back stress then becomes rate-dependent during relaxation condition even though it remains rate-independent under loading condition.
To account for the unlabeled target instances in semi-supervised tasks, an embedding loss term is incorporated into the target domain feature mapping.
For the special anisotropy functions, for which the surface stiffness becomes negative, an additional term is incorporated into the functional to regularize the evolution equations.
Due to the case that the backward diffusion term is incorporated into the energy, our model can compensate the loss of contrast caused by TV regularization.
Thus, an additional higher order term is incorporated into the objective functional, with the objective to smoothen the zigzags in the interface.
It happened to the Armenians, and after the Armenians, Hitler took action". The term was incorporated into the 1948 United Nations Convention on Genocide.
In our RNMF model, a label matrix factorization term and a network regularization term are incorporated into the NMF model for this purpose.
In RNMF, a label matrix factorization term and a network regularization term are incorporated into the NMF objective function to encode the network structure and label information.
An optimal regression model was selected by comparing the Akaike information criterion (AIC) values for all possible models, whereby nuclear and chloroplast genetic distance terms as well as their interaction term were incorporated in the full model.
To achieve this, a label matrix factorization term and an additional network regularization term are incorporated into the NMF objective function, and an optimization scheme is developed to solve the objective function of the new NMF method.
