Additionally, other potential drawbacks to use hybrid or combined approaches could related with (A) method explainability, useful to guarantee the complete acceptance in the research community; (B) computational costs, because it's implicitly related with the use of multiple software, packages, or plugins that must be installed, maintained, and bought by a research group; (C) the necessity to create more efficient algorithms to combine different output results; and (D) avoid the generalization, because could exist special cases when the use of "best method" paradigm could be better than the combination of these.