The reason behind choosing FWT over other coarse sensing techniques is its ability to decompose the sensing process into a number of stages where a stopping criterion could be applied at a certain stage to reduce the complexity.
In addition, a stopping criterion could be added to the FWT sensing module to further reduce its complexity which is our main concern in the coarse sensing stage.
A diagnostic criterion could be met by endorsement of symptom presence by either the adolescent or the parent(s), based on empirical evidence that both the child and the parent add unique and valid information to the diagnosis [ 32].
In addition, to exclude that random noise in the map could lead to one conformation fitting better than another, the authors could refine two halves of the data independently (i.e. gold-standard procedure, so a FSC=0.143 criterion could be used to assess resolution) and perform the fittings of the different conformations in both half-maps.
While there is little doubt in the investigators' minds regarding the latter recommendation, avoiding the use of publication status as an inclusion criterion could be questioned.
Although the analysis has been made by two independent physicians, a cardiologist and a pulmonologist, this criterion could be questionable because the final diagnosis was based on a body of evidence including ED diagnosis.
Similarly, an alternating optimization of precoders with a proper termination criterion could be applied to obtain an iterative approach that might provide better performance.
However, a new optimization criterion could be of interest, aiming at maximum burn-up of the plutonium content in fuel assemblies, i.e., minimization of remaining plutonium in spent fuel at the end of cycle (EOC).
Since we examined relationships between many variables, we assessed a priori what significance criterion could be accepted using an observed probabilities plot (p-plot) [ 27].
The consistency of data from three of the 4 trials implies that a "network-wide" acceptance criterion could be set.
