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By way of illustration, Bayesian inference and prediction for a system of 27 protein species required over 12 h (serial) computational time.

From their frequent comparisons to Richard Seymour and predictions for a Pro Bowl-caliber season, it is apparent the Jets think the same about Wilkerson.

The annotations for the closest match in the training set (determined by E-value) were used as predictions, and predictions for a protein were taken to be the predictions for all its domains.

Patient preferences and predictions for a range of possible outcomes were recorded prior to the consultation.

The parameter matrix Z is learnt using a training set of OMIM gene disease associations, and predictions for a disease are obtained as a function of the features of all genes and the feature vector for the disease.

Data were prospectively collected to generate scores and predictions for the time periods for which the scores were developed (i.e. PIM at 1 hour, PRISM at 24 hours, PRISM III at 12 hours, and PRISM III at 24 hours) and to generate scores and predictions for a different time point (i.e. 4 hours after admission) [ 1, 2, 4].

Therefore, genome-wide predictions of binding sites, albeit noisy, remain valuable sources, and predictions for a large number of TFs are available [ 9, 10], as well as predictions of the target genes for a large number of TFs [ 11, 12] A number of in-depth studies have addressed the functional characterization of TF binding motifs [ 13- 15].

Spatial reference frame S 0 is the source for inter-view prediction for A and B frames (both belong to depended views) as shown in Fig. 7a.

Jerome H. Friedman, a prominent statistician at Stanford who writes papers with names like "Data Mining, Inference and Prediction," consults for a few hours a week.

Nomograms are statistical models that combine variables to obtain the most accurate and reliable prediction for a particular risk.

Even so, "overall helicopter noise" prediction is likely to be a combination of empirical and theoretical prediction for a number of years to come.