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If the classifier had not been adapted (corresponding to setting the bias to 0 in Fig. 6), the error would have been larger than is was with the proposed adaptation strategy in nearly all runs.

Markers across the genome with the largest absolute effects corresponding to setting a corrected p-value for multiple comparisons to P < 0.001, within each trait, were selected for further investigation and comparison, this effectively corresponded to approximately one hundred markers for each trait (112, 104, 108, 87, 71, 73, for MMF, TMT, AVGF, TP, AT, DT, respectively).

Four sets of results are shown: those corresponding to setting the cutoff threshold to 15 or 25%% as recommended by the EORTC as well as the results obtained when aiming at a 95%% sensitivity for detecting RL or when aiming at a 95%% NPV.

Meanwhile, the fitting degrees of reactive power corresponding to Set A and B are 97.32% and 91.08%, respectively.

Figure 5 Times of the features selected by GA. Figure 6 Power distributions of the 15 subbands corresponding to Set A (normal), Set D (interictal), and Set E (ictal).

Figure 6 shows the power distributions of the 15 subbands corresponding to Set A (normal), Set D (interictal), and Set E (ictal).

The two domains partly overlap and there are objects of type I-II, corresponding to sets (as functions which can also be arguments).

The ComplOverlap values were calculated from the image pairs corresponding to sets G T 1 and G T 2, obtaining set V (Eq. 10).

We use this information in a pre-processing step to identify simple paths in the graph corresponding to sets of contigs whose relative placement is unambiguous (Fig. 4a).

In order to avoid local optima, multiple clustering solutions are generated and subsequently integrated in a final set of so-called tight clusters, corresponding to sets of genes that are frequently associated across all the clustering solutions.

Each exercise is performed 2-3 sets * 10-15 repetitions, with rest corresponding to one set, between each set and exercise.