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At the target leaf node, the rating can be predicted by taking advantage of Eq. (1) and the parameters learned by the training subset.

The energy demand for space heating can be predicted by taking a number of assumptions into account: Heat loss to the environment.

Finally, the proposed mix design methodology demonstrates that the resulting compressive strength of RACs can be predicted by taking into account only one parameter (i.e., water absorption capacity) identifying the "quality" of RCAs.

Now, given the estimated coefficients ({beta ^_{m}}^{M}_{0}), basis functions ({h^_{m}(cdot)}^{M}_{0}) and operation parameters describing a new measurement, the emission of the new measurement can be predicted by taking the following steps: 1. Segregate operation parameters including speed, acceleration, power, load and ambient temperature from the raw data.

We found that in-hospital and long-term outcome of patients with bronchiectasis can be predicted by taking in to account, age, interventions in the ICU, and severity score.

A specific feature is that intelligibility of speech presented in spectrally disjoint frequency bands can be predicted by taking into account synergetic effects, which are not modeled in the SII and STI approaches.

Solar radiation is predicted by taking the average of the outputs of all 15 neural networks.

In order to confirm the safety of the root connection, the static stresses of the thick root laminate and the steel bolts were predicted by taking account of the bolt pretension and the root bending moments.

In order to simulate in-reactor grid-to-rod fretting wear behaviors, the grid-to-rod fuel rod supporting conditions as a function of time were predicted by taking into account cladding creep rate, initial spacer grid spring deflection, spacer grid spring force relaxation, etc.

For this purpose, the PK of the heterozygous genotype was predicted by taking the arithmetic mean of transporter activities in both homozygous groups.

The number of pixels within leaf tissue of individual plants was predicted by taking the total number of pixels consisting of leaf tissue divided by the number of plants in the photograph.