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).
Other sites of interest range from the Farmers Museumm, which interprets rural life in the 19th century, to Hyde Hall, a fine example of a neo-Classical country mansion.
For example, let N1 be the {R} structure whose domain is the set of natural numbers and which interprets 'R' as the relation smaller than.
Current theories of MMN, which interpret it as a paradigmatic example of learning based on predictive coding (Friston 2005; Baldeweg 2006), have recently received empirical support by DCM studies of electroencephalographic measurements (David et al. 2006; Garrido et al. 2007).
One set of modelling efforts has dealt with modelling of networks which interpret gradients of chemical stimuli to make decisions: examples include gradient sensing in chemotaxis (eg. see [ 14, 15]) and pheromone sensing in yeast [ 16].
German SPs gave higher scores than Dutch SPs on the videotaped examples, which makes it difficult to interpret the results of these parts of the study.
Looking at extreme pornography and acquiring restraints for use during sex are worrying behaviours, and it isn't hard to imagine circumstances – a custody battle, for example – in which they might even be interpreted as potentially abusive.
(2) The EBR model (Evidence-Based Reasoning model), which is for example used by the LeScEd group, differentiates the three steps analyzing, interpreting, and applying (Groß Ophoff et al. 2014; Brown et al. 2010).
Example: x+2*0=2, which becomes x=2.
For example, Igneous, which means fire.
