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WEKA does not enable output of the 10-fold cross-validation data itself, so to obtain these data for proteins in our training set, we randomly split our training set into 10 portions of roughly equal size (within 10%) and use 9 of the ten portions to train the RF, which was then used to produce values for the tenth portion.

We also envision modification of the pipeline to enable output of SNP and CNV data to a GBrowse format that operates on the Stanford genome database and Candida Genome Database [ 46] for the facile comparison of datasets with the comprehensive gene annotations available for the C. albicans and other Candida species at the Candida Genome Database.

As the division of labour enables output to expand, the search for specialisation expands trade, and gradually, brings communities from disparate parts of the world together.

We demonstrate this calibration in a highly controlled lighting research environment, showing how measurements of source and sensor specifications enable the output of the virtual sensors in the simulation to match the outputs of real sensors in the physical room when applying the same control law in both cases.

In particular, the modification enables the output of the compensator to decay more quickly than if it were absent, thereby effecting a swifter recovery of linear behaviour.

This organization could facilitate bilateral synchrony and symmetry, either independently of or in concert with interactions between CPGs, by enabling the output of the jaw CPG on one side to activate jaw muscles on both sides.

The model enables the outputs of the plant to be evaluated and calculated for different types of biomass, operating conditions and configurations.

In this experiment, when both classifiers in the proposed hybrid predictor were enabled, the outputs of these two classifiers were merged based on a slightly different mechanism described in the following.

They can be positioned via drag-and-drop at a proper place on the maps and enable input and output of context dependent data.

The 18 month Tangalle project, costing 10 million US dollars which is due to be commissioned shortly, entails increasing the current capacity of 2500 cubic metres per day to 6500 cubic metres per day to enable a total output of 9300 cubic metres per day.

An energy harvester on a single thin flexible plastic substrate enables high output performance (output voltage of 10 V and output current of 0.6 μA) for operating self-powered wireless data transmissions has been achieved [11], but still not in megawatt level [12, 13].