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The table is also illustrated intuitively through curves on the bottom of the component, where a user can click the feature name to sort the curve based on the corresponding mutual information.

In comparison to traditionally sliding-window-based method [2], z' curve is a windowless tool used to illustrate intuitively the GC content fluctuations in a sequence.

Other key features include an interactive visualization service that illustrates intuitively the evolution of miRNA data, tag clouds summarizing the relevance of publications to particular diseases, cell types or tissues and access to TarBase 6.0 data to oversee genes related to miRNA publications.

Our theoretical result, that memberships are crisp, can be illustrated very intuitively; see Figure 3. Left and right end of x-axis correspond to constellations with minimum target function, located at the boundary, and no other minimum is found in between.

This relationship is intuitively illustrated in Fig. 1.

This property is intuitively illustrated in Figure 2.

The success rate comparison between dual- and triple-frequency is intuitively illustrated in Fig. 2 based on the simulation.

The quantization codewords distribution of spatial parameters ICLDs and azimuths in different methods (MPEG surround [15], Cheng's [20], Choi's [19] methods and SLQP [22]) are intuitively illustrated in Fig. 3. Fig. 3 Quantization codewords distributions in different methods.

The difficulty of coming up with a suitable diagnostic is illustrated by considering one intuitively plausible test, defended in Chapter 7 of Cappelen & LePore (2005).

In other words, the related three SEP curves plotted in log-log scales are parallel with the slope of order two in the high regime as illustrated in Figure 2. Intuitively, the HDAF scheme outperforms both ADF and AF.

There is a weak (ρ = 0.496) but statistically significant correlation between the number of times an animal is moved in its life, and the total distance it moves, as illustrated in Figure 7. Intuitively, animals that are moved more frequently would be expected to move further in their lifetimes, so it is a little surprising that this correlation is not stronger.