Normalization formula was used to compute the overall value of catastrophe subordinate function to realize the evaluation and dynamic judgment of the safety level of plants.
Table 2 Mathematician's formulation of a dynamic judgment scale Time dependent importance intensity Description Explanation A Constant for all t No change in relative standing a1t + a2 Linear relation in t, increasing or decreasing to a point, and then a constant value thereafter.
Until a strategy based on the integration of clinical judgment, dynamic changes in biomarkers, and microbiologic eradication can be implemented for tailoring antibiotic treatment in daily clinical practice, a week of antibiotic treatment seems to be weak.
In this paper we extend the counterfactual simulation model (CSM) – originally developed to capture causal judgments about dynamic events (Gerstenberg, Goodman, Lagnado, & Tenenbaum, 2014) – to explain judgments of physical support.
In addition, the touching of the curtain with the rod provided also some haptic feedback that has proved to be sufficient to improve length judgments by dynamic touch (Stephen & Arzamarski, 2009).
"Normal relationships," Masipa commented in her judgment, "are dynamic and unpredictable most of the time, while human beings are fickle.
In contrast, readily available biomarkers which are easy to measure and quantify, might provide objective and dynamic measurements supporting clinical judgment.
They should control their course of treatment according to their point of view, a complex and dynamic outcome of not only judgments but also emotions, beliefs, desires, and habits.
The results suggest that MARS is an effective method for metamodeling dynamic simulations, particularly, when expert judgment is not readily available.
Broadly speaking, prediction consists of three parts: dynamic modelling, data analysis, and human judgments.
