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The refinement is based on four heuristic proposals: (1) merge, (2) split, (3) merge-split, and (4) merge-merge-split.

Figure 5 figure supplement 1 merge: The box drawn in the first panel does not appear to correspond to the area shown in the enlargements.

A method that dynamically integrates the computations of the smaller molecular pathway models may obviate the need to: (1) merge source codes and (2) centrally maintain and update the source codes of each model.

In particular, the post hoc algorithms (1) merge adjacent fixations that are close in space and time, (2) remove all the fixations whose RMS is over a given threshold, and (3) delete all the fixations with shorter duration than the minimum fixation (in this order).

The CHAID algorithm consisted, herein, in three successive actions: (1) merge the subgroups with similar occurrence of target variable (αmerge=0.01), (2) split the subgroups using the best PF (αsplitt=0.01) and (3) terminate the tree when the observed number of early death was ∼30 (Melchior et al, 2001; Barton et al, 2005; Chan et al, 2006; Ambalavanan et al, 2006; Courville et al, 2009).

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This intersection is within an interchange between US 13 and DE 1, where DE 1 merges off US 13.

South of Pickford, M-129 and M-48 merge along Meridian Road at 26 Mile Road.

The associated probability is (4) 1 merge: ○ G → G. Here, x and y merge with each other.

The associated probability is (2) 1 merge: G → G ′, with | V G |= k and | V G ′|= k − 1.

0 merge: G → G.

The following probability is for that particular merge operation: (3) 0 merge: G → G.

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