These improvements should result in better coverage of the input domain, efficient test cases, and in spending fewer testing resources.
Problems created by incomplete angular coverage of the input data can be minimized by using a fine angular sampling interval and by collecting a dual-axis tilt series over the greatest possible tilt range.
Automatic Efficient Test Generator (AETG) (Cohen et al. 1997) is based on algorithms that use ideas of statistical experimental design theory to minimize the number of tests needed for a specific level of test coverage of the input test space.
Figure 11 illustrates that for the Heart and VC data sets, when the width parameter is small, such as σ = 0.1 and σ = 0.2, the overall classification accuracy is poor, and effective coverage of the input sample space is not achieved.
The median per-base coverage of the input DNA sequence reads was 16-fold, and for the genomic DNA sequence reads was 8-fold, giving a genome-wide ratio of 2. We then ranked all windows from least- to most-covered by input sequence reads, normalized by the genomic read counts.
The analyses in this file allow the completeness of the kinome to be assessed, which serves as a proxy for the coverage of the input proteome.
To assess whether the iMDA method achieves relatively complete coverage of the input genome, a non-stochastic amount of B. cereus template DNA (1 pg) was amplified (11,638,000 fold) in a 2-h iMDA reaction.
Using the minimum path coverage of the input graph as a basis for the subsequent table generation corresponds to finding a maximally compact tabular representation of the original graph, a highly desirable feature, especially for the case of complex input workflows with many pooling and splitting operations.
