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Geisser [3] introduced the Predictive Sample Reuse Method, a method equivalent to V-fold cross-validation, arguing that it improves predictive performance of the cross-validatory choice, at a cost of introducing pseudo-randomness in the process.

It uses a method equivalent to Bonferroni correction.

A method equivalent to RR, i.e. GBLUP that uses a genomic relationship matrix [ 26], is applied here for comparison.

The residual variance was estimated from regression on baseline and treatment allocation, a method equivalent to that proposed by Frison & Pocock [ 22].

However, Ober et al. [ 24] concluded that predictions from BayesB were not better than predictions from a method equivalent to GBLUP when using real sequence genotypes of Drosophila melanogaster, although the size of the training set size (~120 observations) was relatively small.

Since (3.16 - 3.18) and (3.27 - 3.29) are coupled nonlinear boundary value problems, these equations are solved numerically by Bvp4c with MATLAB, which is a collocation method equivalent to the fourth order mono-implicit Runge-Kutta method.

In Section 3 we discuss the characteristics of different types of solution obtained by Bvp4c, which is a collocation method equivalent to the fourth order monoimplicit-Runge-Kutta method.

The calcium in the liquor was measured by a standard method equivalent to EPA Method 200.8, revision 5.4, of EPA/600/R-94/111.

Most basic to this transition is the philosophic acceptance of online learning as an educational method equivalent to traditional didactic lecture.

For structural equation models, an analysis method equivalent to pairwise present analysis was used [ 21].

Because the effects in the energy-loss spectrum are small, the spatial-difference method (equivalent to a first-difference spectrum) is sometimes used to discern the spectral intensity changes.