Although GSOA performs better than (or at least similarly to) competing methods at these thresholds, it may not perform as well at less-stringent thresholds.
Because of the particular choice of competing subspaces in MNDL thresholding, the effect of the additive noise is different from that in MNDL-SS.
However, if the method is going to be used for thresholding, forming the competing subspaces is based on the observed data.
Cumulative incidence functions were estimated for the below-threshold HbA1c value competing event for 31 180 days only.
These models typically describe a process by which sensory information about potential actions "accumulate" and potentially compete until a "threshold" is reached, at which point a response is selected (Beck et al., 2008; Bogacz, 2007; Cisek, 2007; Cisek, Puskas, & El-Murr, 2009; Gold & Shadlen, 2002; Krajbich, Armel, & Rangel, 2010; Ratcliff & McKoon, 2008; Usher & McClelland, 2001; Wang, 2008).
We conjecture that most simulations will tend to operate near this threshold because of the competing demands for resolution and statistical accuracy.
Earlier this month, however, Mr. Schmidt insistedthat Mr. Levinson should remain on both boards despite the inquiry, saying that the revenue that Apple and Google received from competing products was below a legal threshold.
In addition, threshold-based approaches which rely on a certain threshold to reduce the number of competing relays were addressed in [13] and [14].
Now, a team of biologists say the threshold is set by two competing effects of trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO), a chemical in fish cells that prevents proteins from collapsing under high pressure.
CE threshold is essential when upcoming competing technologies have greater effectiveness and higher cost than present technologies.
