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BMJ, 2014
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Networks, 1971
For the set \(A= \{1,2, \ldots ,n \}\), let \(A^k= \{B \mid B \subseteq A\), \(|B| =k \}\). A coloring of \(A\) is given by a map \(g_k: A^k \to \{+1,-1 \}\). For \(B \subseteq A\), define \(g_k(B)= \sum g_k(W)\), where the sum is taken over all subsets \(W\) of \(B\) for which \(|W| =k\).
Paul Erdös, Joel H. Spencer
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For the set \(A= \{1,2, \ldots ,n \}\), let \(A^k= \{B \mid B \subseteq A\), \(|B| =k \}\). A coloring of \(A\) is given by a map \(g_k: A^k \to \{+1,-1 \}\). For \(B \subseteq A\), define \(g_k(B)= \sum g_k(W)\), where the sum is taken over all subsets \(W\) of \(B\) for which \(|W| =k\).
Paul Erdös, Joel H. Spencer
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2019
Addressing the class imbalance problem is critical for several real world applications. The application of pre-processing methods is a popular way of dealing with this problem. These solutions increase the rare class examples and/or decrease the normal class cases.
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Addressing the class imbalance problem is critical for several real world applications. The application of pre-processing methods is a popular way of dealing with this problem. These solutions increase the rare class examples and/or decrease the normal class cases.
Colin Bellinger +2 more
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The Electrocardiogram in Electrolyte Imbalance
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1955The electrocardiogram is an extremely sensitive method of detecting certain types of electrolyte imbalance. The form of the normal electrocardiogram depends upon the normal ionic constitution of the cells and, particularly, of the extracellular fluid bathing the cardiac cells.
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Global imbalances and current account imbalances. [PDF]
Financial Stability Review, 2011 As the global economy gradually recovers from the severe recession, the possible risks of unsustainable global imbalances are receiving renewed attention. In assessing global imbalances, it is important to avoid excessively focusing on current account imbalances per se.
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Imbalance Problems in Object Detection: A Review
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 2021Baris Can Cam +2 more
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