Other bearing parameters such as the inertial properties of concentrated disks, distributed mass and damping of the rotating assemblies are also uncertain due to manufacturing and assembly errors and imprecise operating conditions.
This leads to another imprecise consideration.
Advantages include decision boundary adaptation to imbalanced misallocation costs, the ability to fix some classification errors, and performance evaluation in imprecise, ill-defined conditions where costs, or prior probabilities may vary.
We speculate that under stress conditions imprecise mating-type switching and homeologous recombination between sex chromosomes further enrich the range of genetic diversity in Zygosaccharomyces species.
However, a recent evaluation of these various programs shows that they have way too many muddled conditions and imprecise focus groups.
This was necessary because estimates for incidence and mortality were imprecise for less frequent conditions.
One reason for confusion in endocrinologic research on fibromyalgia and CFS is the imprecise definition of the two conditions, their frequent overlap, and confounding psychiatric conditions that may also affect neuroendocrine axes [ 7].
This is probably due to different or imprecise definitions of the condition, or different data sources for measurement.
Interestingly, movement precision (VE) showed the opposite effect, increasing from a very small amount (precise) for no-history control participants in the 1 level condition to a much greater amount (imprecise) in the 2 level condition (p < 0.05), an increase not seen for concussion history participants, whose values were in the middle range relative to no-history control performance (cf. Tab. 5).
Precise utility models cannot reflect vagueness of preferences, vagueness of objective conditions and outcomes, imprecise beliefs, etc.
