Finally, throughout R&D, exploring the relations between model components and virtual population descriptors on one hand and AB and NPE values on the other can help identify lacking or uncertain knowledge.
The 40 equations allowing the estimate of vapor pressure involve from 1 to 12 descriptors, and more than half of them are only based on one descriptor.
The equations are mostly based on one descriptor, but they can involve up to 27 descriptors.
Of course, these thresholds are based only on one descriptor and would not produce an optimal separation.
The 115 equations that are reported in Table S4 contain from 1 to 19 molecular descriptors, most of them relying on one, three, or four descriptors, and they were developed for a wide diversity of organic compounds.
Therefore, the CPU time required for the different descriptors is here compared on one sample from each class in the Kylberg dataset using the optimized parameters listed in Table 4.
"If you had to put a one-word descriptor on this water year, it would be 'dry,'" said Doug Carlson, a spokesman for the California Department of Water Resources.
In the early fusion, the similarities obtained by applying different similarity functions on one music descriptor are fused by the SNF technique.
A recent study in The Journal of Positive Psychology revealed that, relative to other languages, English is starved for emotionally positive words, relying instead on one big descriptor to articulate everything from simple pleasures to the glee experienced when the workday ends. .
It is particularly important in the cases when the descriptors are deduced using a training set on one array platform and validation sets on a different platform, and especially when descriptor genes are present on the training array but are missing on the validation array [ 40- 44, 23].
