Blostein. A survey of document image classification: Problem statement, classifier architecture and performance evaluation. International Journal on Document Analysis and Recognition, 2007.Nawei Chen, Dorothea Blostein.: A survey of document image classification: problem statement, classifier architecture ...
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The following inclusion criteria were used for getting the research data: 1) the primary cause of the complaint or statement was classified as “pharmacotherapy” by Valvira; 2) Valvira assessed the case to involve inappropriate patient care (error in medication), and 3) the case was closed ...
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Sign in to download full-size image Figure 17.6. Classification of solution techniques for optimization problems. The classical methods of differential calculus can be used to find the unconstrained maxima and minima of a function of several variables. These methods assume that the function is differe...
We reduce the classification of finite extensions of function fields (of curves over finite fields) with the same class number to a finite computation; complete this computation in all cases except when both curves have base field F2 and genus >1; and give a conjectural answer in the remaining...
In this book we answer this question by example. We do not just list machine learning techniques and concepts – instead we describe a series of case studies, all the way through from problem statement to working solution. Machine learning concepts are explained as they arise in the context of...
Statement 5.1 Given a set of n towns connected by roads with known lengths, find the shortest path that passes through each town exactly once. There is an obvious method of solution, which is to construct all possible paths and calculate their lengths. With n towns, we will have n−1!
This last point, while seeming a religious, rather than a mathematical, statement, seems the key driving force behind the universal use of P as a classification tool for “natural” problems. Even granting this, the use of things like NP-completeness is a very coarse tool. We are given ...
In this book we answer this question by example. We do not just list machine learning techniques and concepts – instead we describe a series of case studies, all the way through from problem statement to working solution. Machine learning concepts are explained as they arise in the context of...