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MDR creates a classification rule based on these combinations using a Naïve Bayes classifier, assigning genotype combinations with a large ratio of cases to controls as high-risk and low-risk otherwise [ 6].

For example, the VANTED tool [ 5] creates a classification tree according to the KEGG pathway hierarchy and shows a biological network with omics data as barplots or pie-charts attached to the nodes allowing the visualization of complex data with other means than simple node coloring.

Pettee set upon creating a classification system for Union's library collections to replace the fixed location system.

The MEA has created a classification to organize the assessment of ESs according to the type of service being provided by a particular ecosystem.

Yale has created a classification system that divides Yale Data into three types, depending on their importance, sensitivity, and potential for misuse.

In the 2008 decision, the court held that the Medical Devices Amendments of 1976 — the statute that created a classification system under which the F.D.A. reviews medical devices — specifically pre-empted product liability lawsuits against so-called Class III devices.

A database of events taken from three monitoring stations on the volcano was used to create a classification structure, independent of which station provided the signal.

By mixing these novel survey data with our initial archival sample (n=3417) and performing repeated cross-validation with subsampling, we created a classification algorithm that performs with AUC=0.89±0.01 using only 15 questions.

By developing a simple analytical formula that created a classification of the 'importance' of boroughs, Drummond cut through the otherwise endless argumentation about which places should retain and which should lose parliamentary representation.

Then I created a classification scale for what came out of each project idea, based on what actually happened (from 'thought about it' through 'moved forward' to 'produced some data' and 'several publications') and how I felt about the consequences of the project ideas that had been published ('built on' by others and 'especially good' because it led to a great deal of subsequent research).

My idea was to create a classification method so that these ETF models could be sorted in a logical way.