Simulation experiments for different kinds of parameter settings help to understand the underlying mechanism of socially affected decision making and how these decisions can be affected by regulating the emotions involved.
The behavioral effects of the mouse observed for 5 min with a different kind of parameter (time spent in open arms, time spent in the close arms, the number of the entry in the open arms, the number of the entry in the close arms).
In the literature different kinds of PCR parameters have been described as well, but the different PCR parameters are not likely to have so much effect on the sensitivity compared to the ligation step.
The specular gloss values at 20°, 60° and 85° incident angles were measured, and the values of different kinds of roughness parameters were obtained.
The goal of the present paper is to understand the behavior of the RW method on different kinds of images (extrinsic parameters) and also to understand how to choose the right parameters of the RW (intrinsic parameters) depending on the image characteristics (i.e. SPECT images).
This basic idea is extremely powerful, and could be used with different kinds of constraints on parameters, reaction times, etc. and with different, multiple input scenarios for larger systems.
Initial trial and error simulations for different combinations of parameter values revealed a wide range of different kinds of patterns, and for certain parameter value combinations we observed a large number of different equilibrium levels.
