Suzanne Courcier and Robert W. Wilkins, dealers from Austerlitz, N.Y., have an extremely rare sample stone cut by Henry Clay Blinn, a Shaker in Canterbury, N.H., in 1848, when he was 23.
Because SVR is a type of example-based regression approach, we first present Fig. 10 to investigate the relation between the absolute error and the NN distance from the training samples for each test sample, that is, we want to determine whether a rare test sample that is far from any training samples suffers from large errors.
The current study shows that in a rare neurological sample, processing of the same visual stimulus can be associated with different phenomenal experiences of affect despite similar somatic responses, and thereby provides important insights into human emotion.
Would he object to my exhuming, and examining, this rare sample of his "sputum"?
As a result, the rare samples were subjected to whole genome amplification (WGA), which yielded enough DNA for 200 or more reactions.
To evaluate the usefulness of 2D:4D as a biomarker of prenatal androgen exposure in studies of 2D:4D–behavior correlations, we assessed its sex difference, temporal stability, and behavioral correlates over a 6- to 8-month period in 126, 2- to 3-year-old children, providing a rare same-sample replicability test.
At the algorithm level, the purpose is to search for a proper bias towards the rare samples, such as recognition-based algorithm and cost-sensitive algorithm [ 22– 22].
Just in the past week, a collection of American pattern coins — rare samples made to show off proposed designs, like tests for the first United States pennies in 1792 — was traded for $30 million between an anonymous buyer and seller.
A higher cost setup for the rare samples than that for the prevalent samples means that more weights will be boosted on the rare samples.
The rare samples that demonstrated a significant second peak in the melting profile were not used in analysis.
