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Here, the count of cases, which we wished to predict, was entered as a vector of missing data which would be populated with predicted case estimates following prediction modelling.
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It remade a common man as a vector of history.
Outside the school, the shooting came to be seen as a vector of ill tidings, definitive evidence of an institution in decline.
But, in the end, they refused to hear his good and godly intentions, seeing his piss as a vector of derision rather than as the effluence of a caring spirit.
"The negative connotations of the HIV virus as a vector of disease is reflected in the principle of degradation of the image," Nechvatal adds.
And they have a directional pull, a vector of implied movement.
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Social media became a vector of bullying and propaganda.
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As the distribution of the vector is assumed to be Gaussian, the cluster membership m ̂ x ⃗ ( t ) of a vector x ⃗ ( t ) is defined as m ̂ x ⃗ ( t ) = arg max m p m | x ⃗ ( t ) = arg max m p x ⃗ ( t ) | m p ( t ) (15). Figure 4 Block diagram presenting estimation of missing components in a vector using MAP estimation method.
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