Then, among the remained candidates those with adequate levels of connectivity are assessed for their appropriateness in terms of network utilizations, which are of the network's concern and connection costs, which are of users' concern.
Twenty-five percent of primary data which had been considered for testing the appropriateness of the models was entered into ANFIS network models and results were compared by two statistical criterions (R2, RMSE).
Biologists have developed approaches to infer horizontal gene transfer, including network techniques, tests for the appropriateness of a tree model, and methods to detect gene-tree incongruence [5], [42], [44].
Fourthly, we were not able to adjust the analysis for functional status or other factors such as appropriateness of drugs, clinical stability at discharge, or social networks that might influence readmission.
In contrast to Fujita, Ōhashi explicitly questions the appropriateness of defining the Kyoto School merely in terms of a network of personal and scholarly relations.
These data clearly showed that, carrying out the PCC analysis with a threshold value of 0.7, the number of genes represented in the network decreases significantly, and confirmed the appropriateness of using the 0.6 threshold value.
Nevertheless, our research revealed that contact survey and mote measurements of exactly the same setting can result in almost unrelated contact networks, which poses questions about the appropriateness of at least one of the two methods.
The analysis of the system behavior for each possible network configuration is used to evaluate the appropriateness of both approaches in different mission scenarios.
The network fitness is a combined measure of the appropriateness of the responses to each set of environmental factors.
There are concerns about the appropriateness of the BCMS movement data as the basis of a contact network.
