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Open image in new window Fig. 12 Mean of means and S/N ratio of instances 1, 5 and 10.

Moreover, the "ratio" of instances is less than 10 except 4 out of 38 cases, and that of many instances is less than 5.

The "ratio" of instances is less than 10 except 7 out of 48 cases, and that of many instances is less than 5.

First, he thought that any attempt to define probabilities as the ratio of instances of one property among instances of another property as the latter approaches infinity would make probability judgments empirically untestable.

For verbs without a transparent marking such as the verb 定 ding 'establish ed)', for which only a qùshēng reading is reported, the ratio of instances marked as perfective by an adverb is about 5%.

Accordingly, the ratio of instances modified by an aspectual adverb is very low (less than 1% in LAC).28 In 9a, a combination of the perfective adverbs 既 jì and 已 yǐ modifies the unaccusative variant 治 zhì; in 9b and 9c, a perfective adverb modifies transitive predicates with the verbs 治 zhì (chí) and 并 bìng 'unify ed)', respectively.

After cleaning the data, the author uses survival function estimates to calculate that the median time-to-sell (for instances that eventually do sell) is 15.5 days and the censoring ratio is 30% (the proportion of instances unsold at the end of the observed interval) [22].

When the ratio of negative instances versus positive ones is within 10-fold, we maintain an AUC PR 0.8, but for ratios greater than 100, performance drops to AUC PR 0.4 and lower (see Supplementary Figs S8 and S9).

Ratio of satisfiable instance and average computation time for each number m of clauses in Γ, with n=100 and q=15.

Ratio of satisfiable instance and average computation time for each number m of clauses in Γ, with n=50 and q=5 Fig. 2 GPSAT phase transition.

We identify the misclassification cost of a model by following Lopez et al. [ 42]; that is, the cost of misclassifying a non-survival patient as survival equals the imbalance ratio, which is the ratio of the number of instances of the majority class and the minority class.