An agent-based model was developed based on a paradigm of a 'discrete-space scheduled walker' (DSSW), modeling a medium-sized North American City of 650,000 discrete agents, built upon a conceptual framework of statistical reasoning (law of large numbers, statistical mechanics) as well as a correct-by-construction bias.
An unabashed liberal who was labor secretary from 1962 to 1969, Mr. Wirtz expanded job-training programs, increased unemployment assistance for those who lost jobs to foreign trade, created literacy programs for workers and criticized construction unions' bias against blacks.
It is difficult to assess the degree to which the various starting points, criteria and network construction methods bias results towards an outcome.
In genetic map construction, this bias would result in seven more densely-populated linkage groups, an outcome which is suggested, but not confirmed, with our limited data (Table 3).
An example we observed: there is one strain by which the library construction is biased towards to some regions.
Particular attention is paid to the use of local knowledge in resource management, accuracy issues associated with the incorporation of qualitative data into a quantitative environment, base map selection and construction, and map bias or errors associated with the accuracy of recording harvest locations on paper map sheets, given the complications of map scale.
It can be expected that when identical methods are used for retrieval and test set construction, the resulting bias gives rise to relatively high scores.
These gaps persist because some reside within genomic regions showing sparse coverage of genetic markers used for anchoring BAC/PAC clones, and others suffer from library construction, which may bias against heavily repetitive regions.
Adey, A. et al. Rapid, low-input, low-bias construction of shotgun fragment libraries by high-density in vitro transposition.
