PKIP adapts the "categorization learning model" to improve the system's categorization performance using the incoming question items.
Using a categorization scheme adapted from Pocock and Phua's framework of policy implications emerging from medical tourism, the plans, issues, and actors referred to across the full dataset were organized into their respective domains (governance, financing, delivery, regulation, health human resources) by the first author.
The respective teams did the sensitivity analyses in the corresponding pathways (varying the categorization methods) and adapted their pathway analysis in order to integrate a common structure.
The picture categorization task used was adapted from two earlier studies examining semantic decisions (Thompson-Schill et al., 1997; Vihla et al., 2006) and presented using E-prime 1.1 software (www.pstnet.com) in Windows XP (www.microsoft.com).
[12], propose an alternate decision tree, which we adapted, as a filter for the categorization of variants into the three groups of likely pathogenic, benign and unknown significance (see Fig. 1).
It was agreed upon that, at a later point in time, the quantitative categorization would have to be adapted, based, among others, on the distribution of points achieved by a larger amount of studies assessed for a societal impact.
The diagnostic categorization of patients was based on criteria adapted from those defined by Bulpa et al. for COPD patients because we expected that most of the non-neutropenic, non-transplant patients in our series were this type of patients.
In the present study, we adapted this paradigm to investigate the interplay of sustained attention and lexical categorization of written stimuli.
In this categorization, we aim to provide an easy and concise view of the underlined model adapted by each approach in the context of big data.
