Various power reduction techniques, such as data-driven based on statistic results, nonuniform partition, precomputation, guarded evaluation, hierarchical FSM decomposition, TAG method, zero-block skipping, and clock gating, are adopted and integrated throughout the bitstream-residual decoder.
SVM is based on statistic learning theorem; however, SVM method does not need the statistic features of the training samples and it can deal with high dimension data and nonlinear problem easily and can also achieve global optimization [10 14].
IPA results are sorted and ranked based on statistic scores.
Thus based on these statistic data and analysis, ecological security research in China may be emphasized from the following aspects: (1) to form the theoretical system of ecological security and to integrate the technical methods; (2) to improve ecological security warning mechanisms and environmental monitoring; and (3) to improve ecological security maintenance and management system.
This study is based on vital statistic data in Japan.
The I-square (I) statistic based on the data for BNP showed that there was considerable heterogeneity between two trials (I = 94 %, P < 0.0001).
The I-square (I) statistic based on the data for PaO2 showed that there was substantial heterogeneity among these trials (I = 84%%, p = 0.0002), while the I-square (I) statistic based on the data for PaCO2 showed that there was no significant heterogeneity among these trials (I = 48 %, p = 0.13).
The I-square (I) statistic based on the data for NYHA classification showed that there was no significant heterogeneity among 25 trials (I = 0 %, P = 0.89), and fixed effect model was used to pool the results of these trials.
The I-square (I) statistic based on the data for LVEF showed that there was substantial heterogeneity among these trials (I = 68 %, P = 0.01), and random effect model was used to pool the results of these trials.
The test statistic based on the observed data is then compared to those based on the permuted data to determine how extreme the observed test statistic is compared to what might be seen if the null hypothesis was true.
