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Consider a binary process with outcome probabilities (p, 1 − p).
Let X be the set of all sequences of outcomes of a binary process.
Let X<ω be the set of finite sequences of outcomes of a binary process, or strings.
Radiological studies do not come with inbuilt labels denoting the most significant abnormalities, and interpreting them is not a binary process (normal vs abnormal, cancer vs "all-clear").
Thus, admission control mechanisms tend to work as a binary process, where the input of a new flow is totally accepted or is denied.
Radiological studies do not come with in-built labels denoting the most-significant abnormalities, and interpretation of them is rarely a binary process (normal vs. abnormal, cancer vs. "all clear") [1].
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Throughout the focus will be on a simple binary process, which has only two types of outcome O = {0,1}.
CPG adoption, like clinical care, is not a simple binary process (i.e., adoptions occurred or did not).
This property was established by Crump and Mode [ 28] for a binary splitting process, and can be extended to the branching process under consideration herein (see below).
They do not view it as a continuous, degenerative process of damage to the vascular system, but rather as a binary risk process, within which you can either be a winner (not become ill) or a loser.
The hypotheses are best thought of as determining a fixed bias $\theta$ for the binary process, where $\theta \in \Theta = [0, 1]$.
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