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Metaxia Koutsika-Sotiriou,Ekaterini Traka-Mavronaonsider the problem of assigning persons to jobs where each assignment utilizes at least two scarce resources and the resource utilization is dependent on the person and the type of task. A practical situation where the above might occur is a slaughter house where the “cutters” are assigned to diffe

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Fernando López Anido,Enrique Cointry in May 2018...The 11 full papers presented in this volume were carefully reviewed? and selected from various submissions. The papers focus on topics like the information retrieval and data mining on the Web; Web as a text repository and as a graph, induced in various ways by link among pages, hosts

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Masayoshi Shigyo,Chris Kikve high accuracy clustering using efficient computational procedures. Our main goal is to provide a theoretical justification why the graph-based semi-supervised learning works very well. Specifically, for the Stochastic Block Model in the moderately sparse regime, we prove that popular semi-supervi

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Marie-Christine Daunay relationship, and other relevant information about the graph, its subgraphs, and vertices. If these objectives are achieved, an embedding is a meaningful, understandable, and often compressed representations of a network. Unfortunately, selecting the best embedding is a challenging task and very of

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Onion000 BC, depicts already images of onions. Therefore it can be inferred that onions were already an important food source for the people from the Ancient Egypt. The word “onion” is derived from Latin and means “l(fā)arge pearl”. The onion was compared to a pearl not only for its shape but also for its highly valuable nutritional quality.

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Tomatoed by Miller (1754) as . and renamed by Child (1990) and Peralta and Spooner (2006) as .. Tomato is a diploid species with 2n = 2x = 24 chromosomes. The tomato genome is composed of approximately 950 Mb of DNA, more than 75% of which is heterochromatin and largely devoid of genes.