The phrase "analysis of the hidden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the examination or interpretation of underlying or concealed elements, such as in literature, psychology, or data analysis.
Example: "The analysis of the hidden motives behind the character's actions revealed deeper themes in the story."
Alternatives: "examination of the concealed" or "study of the underlying".
Similar to the analysis of the hidden terminal impact, the ratio of successful receiving nodes due to any transmission in depends on the position of the closest node transmitting in to the tagged node.
For an example, based on the analysis of the hidden failure triggering conditions of relay-protection by event tree, it starts from a certain initial event and reason out the malfunction probability model of associated relay-protection under different contingences [20].
In terms of the survival analysis and the implications of the signature pathways, the proposed pathway-based approach provided a novel and feasible avenue to the genetic analysis of the hidden subtypes of complex human diseases such as cancer.
Visualization and discrimination as well as supervised and unsupervised classifications are widely employed in computational biology for the investigation and analysis of patterns hidden in wet-lab data.
Analysis of the model's hidden units demonstrated that the model learned different types of information in each pathway, and that the model's compositional behavior arose from the combination of these two pathways.
The three analysis methods, i.e. Markov, event tree and fault tree, have different characteristics of application in the effect analysis of relay-protection hidden failures on power grid.
Before starting down the nuclear route promoted by Tony Blair at Labour's conference, ministers need a proper comparative analysis of nuclear's hidden carbon emissions.
Now scientists have for the first time been able to carry out a continent-wide analysis of the water that is hidden under the surface in aquifers.
However, the heterogeneity of biological samples (blood or buccal cells), age range, type of reproductive technique and the analysis of methylation could hide potential underlying differences.
In [21], Kalker and Willems provided a theoretical analysis of reversible data hiding techniques in which robust reversible watermarking is interpreted in three ways: firstly, it can refer to robustness of the embedded watermark.
Also the relevance of detection of the NPs hidden beneath the GN layer is discussed.
