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The full method [35] consisted of extracting the fMRI time series and deconvolving the seed's BOLD signal to gain an approximation of the underlying neuronal signal.
In this paper, a new and efficient metamodeling method named prior-knowledge input least square support vector regression (PKI-LSSVR) is developed, in which samples from different levels of fidelity are incorporated to gain an accurate approximation with limited times of the high-fidelity (HF) expensive simulations.
Via combining preserving the consistency of local neighbor information and class labels information, S-LapEig can not only gain a perfect approximation of low-dimensional intrinsic geometric structure within the high-dimensional observation data, but also enhance local within-class relations.
As stated initially, the AHP makes it possible to gain a qualitative approximation of the importance of these principles for individuals.
What then are the prospects that models of the kind Tversky proposes, which incorporate approximations of particular mental processes, will gain a substantial foothold among economists?
To gain some approximation to reality, a judgment must ideally be framed in accord with all seven perspectives.
42 The figure of US$500000 per QALY gained is often considered an approximation for a threshold, but this figure has been used for many years and any threshold that exists may vary with other factors (such as the value society places on the availability of treatments for particular conditions).
In the patients with available imaging information, the median time from HFSRT to tumor progression was approximately five months which may be regarded as an approximation of the lifetime gained by HFSRT in these highly selected patients.
One can, however, gain some insight into pure specification bias using an approximation.
