Our aim is to embed the problem in a general framework for optimal Bayesian incremental fitting [14, 15], where a ranking of parameter values is used to incrementally train a user preference model.
One question is what a ranking of realizations of values means if a gain in one value does not cancel the loss in the other.
Holm's procedure [ 17] obviates this strictness to some extent by assigning different thresholds according to a ranking of p-values.
There is, according to Scheler, an objective ranking of values, a ranking of the "lower" to the "higher," or better expressed, a ranking of the more superficial to the deeper.
Value attitudes can be psychologically incompatible, and where they are Locke contends that a hierarchical ranking of values will not resolve the incompatibility.
We created a ranking of stability measure values by stepwise exclusion of the least stable housekeeping gene, and then used the relatively most stable housekeeping gene to normalize expression levels of selected genes [ 27].
The latter included questions about computer and Internet usage in general, as well as a ranking of the pedagogic value of the three different learning modules of the ECG programme (learning content, self assessment, interpretation training), preference for future medical speciality and estimation of prior experience of E-learning.
When we first approached Kelley Blue Book for information, we asked for a ranking of the top ten residual values by percentage of original value to be retained.
It is defined as a rank of the value in a dataset as a percentage of the dataset, and evaluates the relative standing of a value within a dataset.
As a non-parametric method, using the ranking of values to compute correlation Spearman rank also allows the use of arbitrary values representing very low abundance proteins.
