Collocations withvector
These are words often used in combination withvector.
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attack vector
For each class, a specific attack vector is described here.
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basis vector
The choice is motivated by the fact that the first basis vector represents the most prominent term co-occurrence - and therefore the most dominant concept - in that cluster.
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column vector
A vector denoted by c is regarded as a column vector.
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feature vector
Using the feature vector representation, tree frames are partitioned into tree families which are subsequently used for smoothing a supertagging model.
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insect vector
Much of this work has concentrated on the search for an airborne insect vector.
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normal vector
That is, we are going to define a normal vector to the tangential line of an obstacle as a collision vector.
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support vector
This is a connection to support vector machines.
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support vector machine
Predicting protein secondary structure by a support vector machine based on a new coding scheme.
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vector control
A three year follow up of ocular onchocerciasis in an area of vector control.
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vector field
A saddle-node is a singular point of a planar vector field at which exactly one eigenvalue is zero.
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vector image
The difference between bitmap fonts and outline fonts is similar to the difference between bitmap and vector image file formats.
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velocity vector
Functions of the molecular speed will have each velocity vector modified in this way.
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viral vector
This is a comprehensive review of various viral vector systems used for gene therapy.
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