Our results show that there is a need to understand the cumulative effect of beaconing in addition to the probability of successful reception as well as how these probability distributions are affected by the velocity of the vehicle.
We enlarge the framework by focusing on other aspects of an epidemic (such as epidemic size and duration, etc) in addition to the probability of early extinction.
Next, we relaxed this assumption further, assuming in addition to the probability that individuals copied the most informed group member, that there was also a probability that they copied a less informed group member.
Second, we showed how to estimate the expected number of false positives, which we think is informative, in addition to the probability of at least one false positive.
The measurement of health must consider not only a person's current ability to function, but also the probability of future changes in function, in addition to the probability of death.
In addition to the probability sensitivity analysis, the robustness of the baseline results was also assessed by a sensitivity analysis where assumptions on both costs and health effects were adjusted.
Divorce is commonly identified as a critical moment in the relationship of a couple involved in an IPV situation and can increase the severity of violent acts against women in addition to the probability of death threats both physical and psychological [ 26, 37].
In addition to the replacement probabilities for individual variables shown in Table 3 joint probabilities were calculated to indicate whether there were cases where the replacement of one variable was dependent on whether another variable was, or was not replaced.
In addition to the smoothed probabilities of the ensemble, the approximating DNN is trained to also predict the original hard targets using a weighted average of two cross-entropy objective functions, one with soft targets from the ensemble and the other with hard targets.
In addition to the raw probabilities, we also include the ratio between them, which we found helped in discrimination (Section 2.3).
