This was a significant interruption in the curation process, as curators turned their attention from the phenotype description to composing a new term definition.
The model is then identified by seeking coefficients of the combination that minimize a mixed objective, composed by a term representing the fitting error and a term inducing sparsity in the representation, which results in a problem formulation of the "square-root LASSO" type, with nonnegativity constraints on the variables.
This, I must admit, was far more satisfying in the short term than trying to compose a polite thank-you note that would pass muster with Ella.
where k i and k j are tokens that compose a candidate term from a corpus with W words, P k i ) and P k j ) are the probabilities of k i and k j, respectively, and correspond to the frequencies of these tokens in the same corpus, while P k i,k j ) is the probability that tokens k i and k j occur altogether.
When it comes to composing a play, we use the term "dramaturgy" (from Greek, dramatourgos – "drama", act, and "ergos[CS1]", work).
A clinical librarian was consulted, who assisted in composing a search string including the terms (and synonyms for) body mass index, obesity, laparoscopy, abdominal, laparotomy, vaginal and hysterectomy (" Appendix 1").
Cushman cites Brooke Hessler's essay "Composing an Institutional Identity: The Terms of Community Service in Higher Education" as recommending the term "applied scholarship" to help service-learning gain traction in the face of such opposition.
"I think asking my students to compose their term papers on one," he wrote, "would amount to cruel and unusual punishment".
Terms can be expressed as sequences of overlapping word doublets that have more specific meaning than the individual words that compose the term.
The model has a composed error term consisting of two components––one for measurement error and the other for inefficiency.
