This latter category may gain further importance with the current increase of new GMO crop varieties on the world market, the potential of modern breeding strategies to adjust the physiology of crops and the growing complexity of global logistic networks.
To avoid the complexity of multinomial logistic regression, we dichotomized indications for each CABG surgery in two alternative ways: 1) probable SEIs versus possible and non-SEIs (shown in the tables below), and 2) probable and possible SEIs versus non-SEIs.
This is partly because of the logistic complexity of setting up large multicentre studies, 44 45 but also perhaps because of the age of the target population and the well documented difficulty of recruiting older people in randomised controlled trials.
The first level of complexity assumed a logistic growth pattern to test whether cattail growth is density dependent.
However, only a few studies used a case-control design to characterize epistasis [19] and, also, the epistasis they defined on the basis of logistic regression models presents a computational complexity.
However, with increasing scenario complexity, the benefit of trimming became more apparent, particularly in the case of logistic regression and CART, where some (but not too much) trimming reduced bias in the estimated treatment effect.
As, we could get only an overall picture of the logistic organization and health system in each camp, we considered the size (maximum population) of camps as a proxy classification for complexity and logistic difficulties.
Then, the initial condition of Logistic map can be estimated using Equation 2. SDM has low computational complexity and it is useful for general chaotic map.
We present the results of logistic regression and multinomial regression models as predicted probabilities to avoid the complexity in interpretations of interaction term in the regression models.
Due to the complexity of clustering within the PND, multilevel multivariable logistic regression was initially used to control for the data dependency between farms affiliated with integrated companies.
(It was published in revised form by the Harvard University Press with the title "A System of Logistic").
