Any clustering performance measure, such as either an internal one relying on the data itself or an external based on the availability of ground truth information, can be employed to drive the evolving procedure.
To address this issue, this study develops a generalized Subset Simulation (GSS) approach, in which a unified intermediate event is defined to drive the simulation procedure progressively approaching multiple failure regions simultaneously.
HADDOCK is a highly successful modeling approach that makes use of biochemical and/or biophysical interaction data such as chemical shift perturbation data, mutagenesis data, or bioinformatic predictions and thus, incorporates structural knowledge of the target to drive the docking procedure.
Another lieutenant in my unit, one who'd also had an abortion, accompanied me because the abortion clinic wouldn't let me drive after the procedure.
δ is a scalar signal, which is the output of the critic and drives the learning procedure.
If we failed to drive the neuron by these procedures, we advanced the electrode to examine another neuron.
This has been the case in Italy, where the regional health authority of Lombardy added three new DRGs to its system in order to specifically consider the use of drug-eluting stents and to encourage its utilisation [ 13].> The fact that specific procedures and technologies drive the development of DRG systems confirms our hypothesis that they serve as some kind of benefit catalogues.
The corresponding condition in the design procedure is given to drive the network synchronization faster than convergence of each node.
After completing this procedure, never attempt to drive the vehicle until you've verified that the brake pedal is fully operational.
I could have simply kept my files on the iPod or another external hard drive and transferred them back to my pristine hard drive after the procedure was over, but it would have been riskier, and I would have ended up with no backup discs.
