Sentence examples for grouping methodologies from inspiring English sources

For instance, the Tanimoto coefficient is the proper sf in virtual screening where molecules are represented by fingerprints (attributes); it may be combined with any of Lance and Williams grouping methodologies [18 20].

(iv) type of gm, where groping methodologies that mathematically operate on the data producing new measures, e.g. group average and Ward's, reduce the number of ties, which contrast with grouping methodologies such as single and complete linkage that operate on the data as they are and that increase the likelihood of ties.

Essentially, the methods proposed are ways of contrasting sets and graph structures, opening the way forward for applications where the set of dendrograms may be the outcome of situations beyond ties, such as variations on grouping methodologies or on similarity functions or even by adding noise to the input data.

The methodology involves the listing approach and the IE screening and grouping methodologies and the focus was on internal IEs due to random failures of components and human errors with full power operational conditions and the reactor core was the radioactivity source.

Other research was aimed at improvement of existing grouping methodologies and/or weights, such as diagnoses-related groups (DRG), case-mix groups (CMG), and resource intensity weights (RIWs) to better address characteristics of trauma patients.

A new grouping methodology has been implemented that operates at record-pair level.

For the development of a DBC grouping methodology, the following items are specific for the Dutch situation.

To date, the plan has been successful in transitioning the long-term care sector to a new Casemix grouping methodology.

Within Canada's acute-care, inpatient grouping methodology - Case Mix Groups (CMG+) - long-stay episodes represent approximately 4.5% of all discharges.

This paper will conclude with remarks on focus group methodologies.

"No one has done the research using appropriate control-group methodologies to show that there is any cause-and-effect link".