δ e was calibrated against average component sizes | a ij |, which are roughly given through the dominant time scales in the dynamical system.
A factor that may largely explain why they found large differences between patients and healthy people is that in their study the raw VAS scores have not been rescaled (e.g., calibrated to 0 = dead, 1 = full health).
One then goes through the results from the ten thousand spectra and transforms their quality scores or their original E-values into calibrated E-values.
The larger basin (156,736 km2) is more likely to produce satisfactory results than the small basin (19,613 km2) under similar circumstances (e.g., Jialing/Tuojiang calibrated by 3B42V7 for the calibration period: NSCE = 0.71/0.56).
Table 5 Main properties of the materials calibrated E (MPa) ν ρ (kg/m3) Ballast 60 0.2 1,900 Clays 75 0.2 1,400.
One should also note that calibration using different data types follows exactly the same protocol, except that the calibration formulas that give rise to calibrated E-values may appear different.
The left panel of Figure 3 shows the results from uncalibrated E-values, while the right panel shows the results from the calibrated E-values.
In the last panel of Figure 2, the calibrated E-value tracks well with the theoretical line in the lower E-value region.
For the sake of uniformity, we introduce a database size dependent effective variable x db, which is simply the E-value for search methods reporting E-values and is a monotonically decreasing function of quality score, e-(Quality score), for search methods that do not return E-values; see Table 2. Scaling of the database size and functional transformation to yield calibrated E-values.
In the right panel of Fig. 3, the abscissa is now the calibrated E-value.
