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MOP/GP models for machine learning

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  • Nakayama, Hirotaka
  • Yun, Ye Boon
  • Asada, Takeshi
  • Yoon, Min

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  • Nakayama, Hirotaka & Yun, Ye Boon & Asada, Takeshi & Yoon, Min, 2005. "MOP/GP models for machine learning," European Journal of Operational Research, Elsevier, vol. 166(3), pages 756-768, November.
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