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81.	Research On Location Semantic Calculation Method Of Place Name And Address
82.	Heterogeneity Of Porous Media And Its Effect On Solute Transport
83.	Random Walk On Multi-relational Heterogeneous Networks
84.	Design Of The Lattice Monte Carlo Simulation Algorithm And Its Accuracy Analysis For Biased Diffusion Model
85.	Research On Wear Recognition And Life Prediction Of Tool Based On Extend Hidden Markov Models
86.	Application Of A High-order Markov Chain In Rainfall Forecasting
87.	Theoretical Investigations On Spectroscopoc Properties Of Loy-lying Electronic States Of CN Radical And Ncl~+ Cation
88.	Research On Markov Chains Prediction Model Of Insurance Lapse Or Surrender Probability
89.	Study On The Quasi-stationary Distribution And Their Domain Of Atraction Problem Of A Class Of Birth And Death Processes
90.	A Markov chain dynamic social network modeling and simulation to assess the impact of out-of-school suspensions on dropouts and truancy
91.	Toward new models of subsurface heterogeneity: An alluvial fan sequence stratigraphic framework with transition probability geostatistics
92.	Studies Of Radiative Parameters Of Neutral Rhenium And Rhodium
93.	Related Research And Application Of Homogeneous Markov Chain
94.	Some Strong Limit Theorems For Models Related To Markov Chains In Random Environments
95.	A Strong Limit Theorem Of Harmonic Mean Of Transition Probability For Non-homogeneous Bifurcating Markov Chains Indexed By A Binary Tree
96.	The Community Detection Research Of Underground Banks Based On Complex Network
97.	Energy Level Structure And Spectral Transition Of 1s~22s~22p~3 And 1s~22p~5 Configurations For N-like Systems
98.	Theoretical Investigations On The Spectroscopic Properties For Some Low-lying Electronic States Of SO~+ Cation
99.	Study Of Neutron-rich Cd Isotopes Within The Nucleon-pair Approximation
100.	Learning Augmented Graph Random Walk Based Bioinformatics Entities Association Prediction
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