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The ES paradigm maps each bag into a single feature vector that provides relevant statistics for the whole bag.

The result is a unit-norm vector that provides an approximate indication of the direction in which the objective function increases most rapidly.

Instead, it is possible to minimize the residual between the observation and the solution (i.e., (|hat {mathbf {z}}-mathbf {R}hat {mathbf {x}}|_{n})) and to obtain a feature vector that provides biohashes that is close to the original one.

For every sample in the database, regardless of the PCA dimension, both methods are able to find a feature vector that provides the exact same biohash and that is also reflected by 100%% EERs.

The reconstruction of a sufficiently similar feature vector that provides a close biohash to the original one, called a pre-image attack (masquerade attack), is a major threat to the template protection capability of a biometric hashing scheme.

This allows for positive selection of the TAR vector that provides URA3 function.

In order to achieve equivalent levels of expression, the open reading frames (ORFs) for human PTB1, PTB4, nPTB and ROD1 were cloned into an expression vector that provided a common CMV promoter, 5' and 3' untranslated sequences and an N-terminal Xpress epitope tag (Fig 1A).

These S-P subbands are divided into small subblocks to extract the compact and meaningful feature vectors that provide a better representation of the class information.

In summary, we described versatile expression vectors that provide a range of levels of expression of heterologous proteins in yeast, plasmids encoding a transcription factor substrate with a cleavable linker to accommodate various protease specificities, and methods for configuring complex multi-component protease activation pathways for high throughput chemical library screening.

There are now vast collections of cDNAs in retroviral vectors that provide an 'off the shelf' resource for overexpressing and validating candidate cancer genes [292, 293].

For training, SVM search for the set of support vectors that provide the greatest separation between classes, by a linear discriminant function, and hence yield results that are the most likely to be generalizable.