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Information loss caused by generalizations can also measured by using the ILoss metric [ 108].

Theorem 1.11 generalizes [1, Theorem  1.7] and the proof remains unchanged except some minor modifications caused by our generalization of the function spaces to which and belong.

This was understood by Hermann Minkowski to be a generalization of rotational invariance from space to space-time.

A sufficiently intensive stimulus could therefore cause neural generalization that might lead to nasal congestion and a subsequent "tickling sensation".

Similarly, a judgment such as "Every event has a cause," is both empirical and a priori, because causality (under the heading "relation") is one of the concepts imposed on experience by the understanding, not a generalization derived by the understanding from experience.

A particularly useful case of such a generalization is given by the use of complex numbers in Cartesian geometry.

Their model is inspired by Svejnar [ 38], a generalization of the Harsanyi Nash Zeuthen bargaining model.

The ability of the models to discriminate between participants with and without all-cause mortality was estimated by computing the c-index, a generalization of the c-statistic or the area under the curve, which allows for censored data.

A lack of clarity is likely to bring inconsistent research results and thus may cause problems of generalization.

It must be avoided since it causes loss of generalization.

Consequently, it is impossible to differentiate between patients with multiple regional pain and patients who experience a generalization of their pain by somatic causes (e.g. arthrosis in joint, hallux valgus).