In contrast to the current approaches such as gradient-based optimization algorithms, we employ here a non-iterative method based on measure theory which dose not require any information of gradients and the differentiability of objective function in the optimization problem is not as a rule.
Loss of power can be expressed as an effective sample size for studies based on self-reported anthropometric exposures, relative to those based on measured anthropometry, which can be estimated as the square of the correlation coefficient between self-reported and measured values [ 14, 15].
Popper also dabbled in some measures of verisimilitude, based on measures of content, which in turn he derived from measures of logical probability (somewhat ironically, given his dim view of logical probability).
Programs calculate the degree of association between terms based on measures of association, which, in our study, refers to the value of Mutual Information MII).
All participants from the three study cohorts will complete questionnaires based on measures of psychosocial factors which are thought to be predictive of uptake and maintenance of HHD, providing us with a quantitative measure of psychosocial state.
Several aggregation process are based on the assumption that the criteria (attribute) or preferences of decision makers are independent, and the aggregation operators are linear operators based on additive measures, which is characterized by an independence axiom [24, 40].
"Whilst the changes reflect important sentiments, in reality where hurdles are based on qualitative measures, which we see quite often in the short-term incentives, there is so much flexibility in interpretation that payment of the bonus will effectively be up to the board to decide".
The framework is based on numerical measures, which facilitate the interpretation of results and makes it possible to compare and rank different agents with respect to the user׳s perception of the rendered personality.
The performance of our proposed algorithm is based on multiple measures which include recall rate, false positive rate, false negative rate, accuracy, and precision.
