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It consists in ordering all base classifiers with respect to a new criterion which exploits an unsupervised ensemble margin.
ACO's constructive population based metaheuristic [28, 29] which exploits an indirect form of memory of prior performance makes it a unique approach to solve optimization problems.
This paper presents the first Soft Inductive Tactile Sensor (SITS) which exploits an inductance-transducer mechanism based on the eddy-current effect.
To compensate the weaknesses of this low cost equipment, efforts focus on designing a robust, dependable and sufficiently embedded system, which exploits an accurate flight dynamics model.
It's also behind the new strategy, which exploits an unusual laser: one that delivers up to 1 quadrillion watts of power per square centimeter in pulses lasting mere quadrillionths of a second.
In this context, this contribution investigates an underlay spectral coexistence mechanism which exploits an interference alignment (IA) technique in order to mitigate the interference of cognitive transmitters towards the primary receivers in a normal uplink mode.
SeaWorld has denied the accusations and accused Cowperthwaite of producing an "inaccurate" and "misleading" film which "exploits a tragedy that remains a source of deep pain for Dawn Brancheau's family, friends and colleagues".
"This is a horrible act which exploits a young soldier, who was clearly compelled to read a prepared statement," said Rear Adm. Gregg Smith of the United States Navy, NATO's chief of communications, in a statement e-mailed to reporters.
They involved using incentives to cooperate, like offering hot showers in the winter, segregation for more than 30 days, good-cop-bad-cop interrogation and an approach called "pride and ego down," which exploits a prisoner's loyalty, intelligence or perceived weakness.
In this work, a novel ultrasonic actuator, which exploits a displacement amplifier vibrating in a flexural mode, is proposed.
A semi-analytical approach which exploits a FEM discretization of the cross-section is used to derive a Ritz Galerkin approximation of the stress and displacement fields.
