I occasionally go back to the site (every month or so) to see if it's updated, but nothing more.
If the hypothesis misclassifies an example, it is updated by a certain precise rule, and the new hypothesis is applied to the next example.
It is updated only if major security or usability fixes are incorporated.
If a data is updated frequently, it is referred to as hot, and otherwise cold.
The genetic map, especially if it is continually updated to represent new SNPs and other markers, should provide valuable links between phenotypes and associated marker genotypes, in order to identify and exploit genomic variation influencing economically important traits.
Whenever the buffer manager reads a data page, it is inserted into the "using" component and only when the data page is unpinned and all queries referring to it terminate, it will be moved to the "clear" component or the core component, depending on if it has been updated.
A quick check on RPC1.org can quickly tell you if it can be updated to permanent region-free status.
That Energy Information Administration analysis is, however, a couple of years old, so I called up the author today and asked if it was being updated.
A prototype is updated if it is the BMU or if it falls in the influence region of the BMU, limited by the neighborhood function.
Check whether the start index of the new package is larger than its local one; if it is, than update the value to be the latest one.
