The basic model-fitting techniques for (1) stepwise variable selection, (2) goodness-of-fit assessment, and (3) regression diagnostics (for example, the verification of proportional hazards assumption, residual analysis, detection of influential cases, and determination of multicollinearity) were used in our regression analyses.
As an example regarding the verification of overflow occurrences, with a timeout of 1 h and a bound of 10 cycles, the following parameters must be provided to DSVerifier: If DSVerifier is run, by taking into account the input range [ −1,1], then it quickly shows a counterexample in which the system gets an overflow, for a particular sequence of inputs.
We use tpm3 as an example for the verification of alternative splicing.
In this section, the three examples for the verification of the present study are presented including the cross-ply laminated composite doubly curved shell without stiffeners, the cross-ply laminated composite plate without stiffeners resting on elastic foundation, and the stiffened isotropic plate without elastic foundation.
We illustrate the proposed approach using an example of a navigation and guidance system and we use this example to show the verification of the contention-freedom property of TTEthernet schedule.
Process technology comprises the application of fundamentals to processes, as for example phase equilibria and reaction kinetics, the verification of process steps, as for example in specific reactors, and the design of process sequences to produce a product (energy) from raw materials.
The approach reflects the hierarchical nature of asynchronous hardware synthesis frameworks, for example the Balsa system, and enables the verification of the system at different levels of abstraction against properties such as deadlock, delay insensitivity, conformance and refinement.
An example of how to use the clustering in the verification of uncertain functional annotations is the following.
9 As a second example, we demonstrate the utility of the 2′-SCF3 label for the verification of RNA protein interactions.
As another example, (Massacci and Marraro 2000) discusses an application in logical cryptanalysis, that is, the verification of properties of cryptographic algorithms expressed as SAT problems.
Numerical results for an example include verification of the proposed method by comparing with finite element method (FEM) results; comparison between the present model and the traditional rigid track model and; discussion of the influences of track damping and vehicle velocity.
