During the 1940s, the so-called neoclassical gene concept was introduced in which the gene (or cistron, the unit of genetic function) was seen as an entity divided into subunits, the so-called mutons (units of mutation) and recons (units of recombination).
MASS is the change in absolute downstream quantities in a direction supporting an increase in the upstream entity (i.e., the sum of the measurements corrected for their causal connection to the upstream entity), divided by an average of a total absolute quantity of the downstreams.
Special physics concerned actually existing natural entities, divided into inanimate and animate.
Precision (P): the number of correctly recognized named entities divided by the total number of named entities recognized by the NER system.
Recall (R): the number of correctly recognized named entities divided by the total number of named entities in the test set.
Each corpus contains 3500 documents, with approximately 29500 annotated chemical entities, divided into several classes: SYSTEMATIC, TRIVIAL, FAMILY, FORMULA, ABBREVIATIONS, IDENTIFIERS, MULTIPLE, and NO CLASS.
Recall measures the percentage of correctly identified entities, i.e. the number of correctly identified entities divided by all entities present in the test document.
Therefore, the logical entities divide into types, and, in particular, every propositional function must have a higher type than its arguments.
In the Bhalla [22], Santamaria [28] and Helbich [30] scores, the generations of bronchial divisions involved for bronchiectasis and mucus plugging are scored separately, in this table this entity is divided between the scores for bronchiectasis and mucus plugging.
Mizoguchi (2010) constructed a top-level ontology based on the role concept theory known as "Yet Another More Advanced Top-level Ontology (YAMATO; http://download.hozo.jp/onto_library/upperOnto.htm)." On the basis of YAMATO, an entity is divided into three classes: physical, abstract, and semi-abstract.
Corresponding WHO/EORTC classification [ 1, 2] accounts for approximately 20 distinct clinical-pathological entities, mainly divided into three diagnostic categories, namely cutaneous T-cell and/or NK-cell lymphoma, cutaneous B-cell lymphoma and precursor haematological neoplasm.
