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Thus, we adapted a data mining mechanism which takes into account a sensor's data rates and power to determine driver behavior in the scoring process.

In pursuit of the integrative analytics agenda, the modENCODE consortium adapted a data warehouse strategy, utilizing the InterMine system, an open-source data warehouse framework designed for seamless integration and analysis of complex biological data (11).

As we discussed in the last section about the data association issues in the SLAM algorithm, we adapted a simple data association approach into three main SLAM steps: the prediction step for calculating the current state of particles in motion model; the partial diversity updating step for recalculating the possibility of particles; the resampling step for deleting probable trajectories.

The aim of this study was to assess if syndromic ILI data can be extracted automatically from routine GP data by adapting an existing data extraction tool in Australia and to compare ILI data from general practice with ED data at a local level.

Also, despite of the originally obesity case-control design, we adapted a cross-sectional approach in data analyses in order to enhance statistical power.

To inform further the analysis of these data, we adapted a conceptual framework based on elements proposed by Rhodes [ 12, 13] and Burris [ 14].

The ANN models can learn and adapt, from a data set, and they have the ability to capture non-linear relationships between variables which are also advantages of these models.

For data extraction, we adapted a form recommended by Cochrane Non-Randomized Studies Methods Group [ 32].

From this data we adapted an automated computer-based health literacy intervention to be delivered in Spanish.

We adapted an algorithm for normalizing microarray data that improves its accuracy and dynamic range (Yang et al. 2002).

Then, a weighted logistic model using a generalized linear model adapted to data from a complex survey design, with inverse-probability weighting and design-based standard errors applied (package svyGLM for R, Thomas Lumley).