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Explained variance ration of the PCA algorithm.
Published 2025“…<div><p>Chest X-ray image classification plays an important role in medical diagnostics. Machine learning algorithms enhanced the performance of these classification algorithms by introducing advance techniques. …”
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Python code for a rule-based NLP model for mapping circular economy indicators to SDGs
Published 2025“…The package includes:</p><ul><li>The complete Python codebase implementing the classification algorithm</li><li>A detailed manual outlining model features, requirements, and usage instructions</li><li>Sample input CSV files and corresponding processed output files to demonstrate functionality</li><li>Keyword dictionaries for all 17 SDGs, distinguishing strong and weak matches</li></ul><p dir="ltr">These materials enable full reproducibility of the study, facilitate adaptation for related research, and offer transparency in the methodological framework.…”
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Ms.FPOP: A Fast Exact Segmentation Algorithm with a Multiscale Penalty
Published 2024“…<p>Given a time series in <math><mrow><mrow><mi>R</mi></mrow><mi>n</mi></mrow></math> with a piecewise constant mean and independent noises, we propose an exact dynamic programming algorithm for minimizing a least-squares criterion with a multiscale penalty, favoring well-spread changepoints. …”
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Mean HV.
Published 2025“…Inverted Generational Distance, Spacing, Maximum Spread, and Hypervolume are used to identify the best algorithm. …”
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IGD results.
Published 2025“…Inverted Generational Distance, Spacing, Maximum Spread, and Hypervolume are used to identify the best algorithm. …”
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Commonly used metaheuristics Hyperparameters.
Published 2025“…Inverted Generational Distance, Spacing, Maximum Spread, and Hypervolume are used to identify the best algorithm. …”
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MOSRS’s pseudocode.
Published 2025“…Inverted Generational Distance, Spacing, Maximum Spread, and Hypervolume are used to identify the best algorithm. …”
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The radius of this circular motion.
Published 2025“…Inverted Generational Distance, Spacing, Maximum Spread, and Hypervolume are used to identify the best algorithm. …”
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Hardest general multi-objective problems.
Published 2025“…Inverted Generational Distance, Spacing, Maximum Spread, and Hypervolume are used to identify the best algorithm. …”
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Friedman test for the Engineering problems.
Published 2025“…Inverted Generational Distance, Spacing, Maximum Spread, and Hypervolume are used to identify the best algorithm. …”
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Schematic of some engineering problems [34].
Published 2025“…Inverted Generational Distance, Spacing, Maximum Spread, and Hypervolume are used to identify the best algorithm. …”
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The direction of the magnetic force [1].
Published 2025“…Inverted Generational Distance, Spacing, Maximum Spread, and Hypervolume are used to identify the best algorithm. …”
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Friedman tests for the CEC 2009 problems.
Published 2025“…Inverted Generational Distance, Spacing, Maximum Spread, and Hypervolume are used to identify the best algorithm. …”
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Comparison of experimental and simulated data across frequency differences and tactile Conditions, with audio and tactile input spread profiles.
Published 2025“…<b>C-D:</b> The -dependent profiles for the auditory input spread and tactile input spread (modeled as exponential decays) were derived using an optimization algorithm minimizing the mean squared error between experimental and computational data from Experiment 1. …”