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The pairwise comparisons between the variants for each NFR is done by creating a matrix for each NFR to compare all values of variants contributions.

PLS starts by creating a matrix of the correlations, across subjects, between seed activity and all other brain voxels for each "block".

Subsequently, we further specified programme objectives by creating a matrix of change objectives.

We summarized the results by creating a matrix that crossed a-priori categories (program tasks and subtasks) with emerging themes, leaving empty fields where data were not available (Table  5).

Briefly, this method computes alignments by creating a matrix Γ with elements defined recursively as (11) where D(d i, q j ) is the Euclidean distance between points d i and q j in the two series and predDTW(γ i, j ) refers to the matrix elements adjacent to γ i, j with both indices less than or equal to i and j, respectively.

As shown in Fig. 1 an undirected graph network that's weighted to clarify the procedure from this sample graph we are able to create the adjacency matrix and a distance matrix as well by creating a square matrix of size N × N (d i j ).

The algorithm starts by creating a Markov matrix, which is an adjacency matrix normalized to 1. Two operators, expansion and inflation, are then used iteratively to recompute the transition probabilities.

Hierarchical clustering was performed by first creating a matrix of Euclidean distances between all 72 2 pairs of 145-dimensional vectors represented by the matrix S. Define the within-cluster sum of squared Euclidean distance as the squared Euclidean distance between a point in a cluster and the cluster centroid, summed over all points in the cluster.

Standard genetic algorithm procedures were applied [15], by first creating a matrix of 100 random routes (initialisation) and then optimising these orders by selecting the best one out of a random selection of four routes (natural selection) and rejecting the other three.

These samples are identified by creating a proximity matrix that calculates the similarity of each test sample to each training sample.

A decomposition by industry is achieved by creating a diagonal matrix of direct impact multipliers (DIMs) which is post-multiplied with the Leontief Inverse: {mathbf{M}}^{i} = {hat{mathbf{f}}} cdot {mathbf{L}} (2 where ({hat{mathbf{f}}}) is a (m + n) × (m + n) matrix with DIMs placed on the diagonal of a (m + n) × (m + n) matrix of zeros.