Approaches exist that, for example, determine a fusion of the single image-based similarity values of a case to calculate a combined case-based similarity value [ 76].
For example, determining whether a webpage is relevant to a search term or not, or whether a patient tests positive or negative for a disease.
Most of the imaging examples above compared patients with schizophrenia to healthy controls, however a more clinically useful test would be used to determine the diagnosis of a patient who was difficult to classify based on symptoms, for example determining if a patient with psychosis had bipolar disorder or schizophrenia.
He added that over time, Slice can use data to improve its products and pricing, for example determining whether "an uberX behaves more like a person because it's their car, or if they behave more like a cab".
But future upgrades may make it possible for the computer to directly analyze collections of real DNA (for example, determining which version of a gene is included in a certain sequence), or even roam the human blood stream seeking out disease and releasing the appropriate drugs, Shapiro says.
For example, determining the fate of a metabolite, which results in multiple blocked reactions, will have a different impact on the biological accuracy of RECON 1 than resolving a single blocked reaction.
Example: determining whether there's a correlation between the scrotal size of yearling bulls and the semen production of their male offspring, as well as the ability of their future female offspring to reach puberty earlier and achieve improved fertility.
For example, determining mutation prevalence (for a range of specific mutations, as well as mutational frequency of any single gene), or the frequency at which any particular gene leads to any single phenotype, remains to be defined for most diseases.
Figure 1 shows an example determining the sedimentation coefficient of the structural maintenance of chromosome (SMC) protein from Bacillus subtilis.
For example, determining the extent to which a medical procedure or intervention affects performance of everyday cognitive tasks can provide useful information that can potentially guide decision-making regarding treatment options.
