None of the predictor variables significantly contributed in predicting child behaviour problems within this model.
Thus, the output of this machine learning methods can enhance the understanding of the biological mechanism of human disease, and this knowledge can contribute in predicting the clinical disease.
The test for the coefficient of the metabolic marker indicates that the metabolic marker contributes significantly in predicting death.
Table 3 shows the likelihood ratio test for the example data obtained from a statistical package and again indicates that the metabolic marker contributes significantly in predicting death.
On the other hand, temperature contributed insignificantly in predicting the two efficiencies.
Field and boundary management, boundary width, habitat assemblage of field boundaries (estimated with the percentage cover of Mediterranean grasslands) and landscape heterogeneity contributed significantly in predicting the variation in species composition.
The level of skills was moderate (mean 3.66), and was the most important and significant predictor of ICT use among healthcare professionals (r =.522, p <.001); however, attitudes towards e-health attributes did not contribute significantly in predicting e-health use.
The fourth parameter r is a threshold which determines whether the string s contributes additional information in predicting the next symbol σ than its longest suffix (hat {s}) which is a node on the tree (if s=σ 1 σ 2…σ k−1 σ k, then (hat {s} = sigma _{2} ldots sigma _{k-1} sigma _{k})).
On the other hand, preoperative alkaline phosphatase level could be utilized to monitor and predict recurrence in high risk HCC patients [ 43] and preoperative cholinesterase levels contributed important information in predicting postoperative outcome after hepatic resection for HCC, and cholinesterase ≤ 5,900 U/L independently predicted the risk of morbidity [ 44].
The findings should contribute to future research in predicting impacts of controlling the influencing factors on achieving air-tightness of dwellings more consistently.
