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Experimental study and statistical analysis were performed to select the most adapted one for this problem.
For SCAM, we use the Gaussian random walk proposal (q(x_{ell,t}|x_{ell,t-1}) propto exp left (- x_{ell,t}-x_{ell,t-1})^{2}/left (2gamma _{ell,t}^{2}right)right)). In SCAM, the scale parameters γℓ,t are adapted (one for each component) considering all the previous corresponding samples (starting with γℓ,0=1).
Who knew that Mr. Carpenter referred to his first film, "Dark Star," as " 'Waiting for Godot' in space," or that William Friedkin, the "Exorcist" director, was so enamored with Harold Pinter's psychically terrifying stage plays that he adapted one for film?
This isn't the first time Letts has adapted one of his own plays for the cinema – director William Friedkin turned both Bug and Killer Joe into low-budget, critically acclaimed but little-seen indies.
"We have an agreement with Headline News to adapt one of our YouTube formats for the programming format," says Burstin.
It takes a fool or perhaps a genius to adapt one of the greatest American novels for the stage — and Orson Welles was a bit of both.
Domain adaptation, as it pertains to transfer learning, is the process of adapting one or more source domains for the means of transferring information to improve the performance of a target learner.
It is based on a social distance scale for youth [ 19] which was adapted from one for adults [ 30].
Paper Towns is based on the novel by John Green, whose novel The Fault in Our Stars was adapted for one of the biggest sleeper box office hits of 2014, taking more than $300m worldwide.
The cells were adapted for one month to attain steady-state selenium status.
It was adapted for one of the episodes of the Korean horror TV series Hometown Legends in 2008, and is representative of the deep-seated anxieties that plague a society obsessed with image and physical appearance.
