The paper describes the application of the maximal-discrepancy criterion to the hyperparameter-setting process, and points out the advantages of such an approach over existing theoretical frameworks.
The discrepancies in the application of the conventions, and the growing critique with the UN orthodoxy have produced cracks in the armour of this "war".
The state has since revised its identification rules, and in the special Congressional election there last month, American Indians reported widespread discrepancies in the application of the rules, said Jacqueline Johnson, executive director of the National Congress of American Indians.
The wide range of prevalence rates in these studies might be related to methodological differences between the studies, discrepancies in the application of criteria in different languages, differences in sociocultural backgrounds, and genetic factors.
Discrepancies in the application of code categories were resolved in consultation with an investigator not directly involved in the coding.
The clinical need for assessing calibration of CPR, and possibly improving it, has been clearly shown by discrepancies in the application of the Framingham score for 10-year CVD risk in European populations.
To improve the application of exposimeters in compliance tests, such discrepancies in the results of measurements by a body-worn exposimeter may be compensated by using of a correction factor applied to the measurement results or alternatively to the exposure limit values.
However, this discrepancy would not adversely affect parameter estimates since application of sampling weights to data analysis is aimed at minimising the effects of discrepancies between the population and sample distributions.
Consequently the probability of discrepancy is (18).
