Other statistics remain to be explored: the AUC (area under the curve) statistic, for example, which is interpreted as the probability that a given classifier assigns a higher score to a positive example than to a negative one, when the positive and negative examples are randomly picked (Vazquez et al., 2012).
They suggest that this may be because adolescents' interpretations of parental behavior depend on their cultural heritage and suggest as an example that what is interpreted as parental intrusiveness in one cultural context may be interpreted as parental concern in another.
For example b j) = 1 is interpreted to mean the jth experiment was placed in the first group, B1.
These utilities are zero-centred within each attribute and thus the values are relative, not absolute for example, a negative utility value is interpreted as meaning only that this attribute level was associated with a lower likelihood of consulting relative to the other levels of that attribute.
The Nintendo example may be interpreted as a lesson in how not to do PR, but not really change anything as such.
Dickinsonia, for example, has been interpreted as being a relative of jellyfish, a marine worm, a lichen, or even as a member of a completely extinct kingdom.
The vehement opposition to a public option in the health care reform law of 2010, for example, can be interpreted as a manifestation of that strategy.
A samarium-147 neodymium-143 date on a granitic gneisamarium-147 neodymium-143terpretedate the time on mantle–crust differentiation or crustal accretion that produced the origraniticgneiss granite.
Then the value 3/5, for example, can be interpreted as a T-F sequence of length 5 with exactly 3 occurrences of T.
Negation, for example, can be interpreted as a unary function converting the True into the False and vice versa, and conjunction is a binary function that returns the True as a value when both its argument positions are filled in by the True, etc. Propositional functions mapping n-tuples of truth values into truth values are also called truth-value functions.
