Sentence examples for atypical information from inspiring English sources

The M-estimators used to control the influence of the atypical information are presented in Table 2 [22, 33, 34].

Outliers have a great effect during minimization since there is a quadratic function in the objective function of the FCM algorithm; so, it is necessary to use a quadratic function with the property of being less increasing, and thereby control the influence of atypical information.

Results are discussed in terms of atypical information processing styles or of increased activation in temporal and frontal regions in autism and the broader phenotype.

Our results, which show atypical information processing in these networks in ASD, are reminiscent of previous literature, which has demonstrated widespread patterns of hypo- and hyperactivation in ASD (Belger et al. 2011; Philip et al. 2012), as well as disrupted structural and functional connectivity (Anagnostou et al. 2011).

Because of the way that atypical information tends to gain undue attention, we believe that the risk we hereby run of erroneously excluding some data that are correct is outweighed by the advantage of excluding a greater number of records that are incorrect.

Computational models of reading and associated behavioral evidence suggest that when a word is used relatively infrequently and the mapping between spelling and sound is highly atypical, semantic information is used to help achieve the correct phonological representation (Strain et al. 1995; Plaut et al. 1996; Strain and Herdman 1999; Harm and Seidenberg 2004; Woollams 2005).

Finally, we intend to fuse the likelihood of the atypical event with information from visual and infrared sensors so as to provide enhanced detection of hazardous events.

These subtly modified electrical properties may result in atypical transfer of information at the input layer of the cerebellum.

Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have difficulties in communication and social interaction resulting from atypical perceptual and cognitive information processing, leading to an accumulation of anxiety.

These trials offered updated information of atypical antipsychotics in psychiatric symptoms and cognitive functions, which may have contributed to the differences between our review and previous reviews.

This provides evidence for an atypical neural substrate of information processing during this task in autism and in the broader phenotype in siblings, reflecting the underlying genetic risk for autism as shared by the autism and sibling groups, rather than autism state-dependent factors.