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The fundamental problem confronting the RMSEA and all fit indices is that we cannot trust that the indexed amount of ill fit displayed by a model corresponds to the seriousness of the model's specification problems.
Such a model corresponds to a DAG with T × p variables, in which the ordering of the set of p-variate vectors X,…, X T is determined by the temporal index and the ordering among the elements of each vector is arbitrary.
Each marker on the curve of a certain model corresponds with a modulation scheme and its range.
Since each value of the weight vector in a linear model corresponds to the importance of the corresponding feature of the original fingerprint in the classification task.
For instance, if the dose of intake of a particular drug is known to influence the release of a certain hormone linearly, then the interaction term of another factor with drug intake in a linear model corresponds to the presence of a biological interaction.
The accuracy of Bayesian model selection by our method is indicated by how often the maximum a posteriori model corresponds with the true model, MTrue.
Like the single-ion models, each frame in a paired-ion model corresponds to a single fragmentation location in a peptide and models the intensities of a pair of peaks in a mass spectrum associated with that fragmentation.
dThe number of redundancies in an overdetermined model corresponds to flux measurements in excess of the degrees of freedom of the system (see Methods).
Such a coarse-grained model corresponds to about ∼1/8 of the original number of non-hydrogen atoms, because on average each residue consists of 8 non-hydrogen atoms.
Empiric evidence that also in real-world examples, the steady-states of a Boolean model correspond to steady-states of a homologue continuous model, is given by Mendoza et al. [ 10].
We approximate the Muller's ratchet by decreasing the mutation rate so that a mutation in the model corresponds to many mutations in real genomes.
