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Avi Rubine based on mutual information theory and can better represent the differences between nonnegative feature vectors than Euclidean distance. It can also work well with a large number of features. In this work, the Jaccard distance measure is applied to HAR for the first time. In the experiments, the r

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Avi Rubinty Index, and we creatively add population as the sixth key component. The prediction can be used as an important indicator for the government to take some specific intervention measures to help alleviate the severe water shortage and achieve sustainable development of water resources.

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