All we have sought to show as proof of method, is that one can carry out analyses that identify the improvement in criterion performance (e.g. a superior test, less subsequent problems from treatment) needed for a preference-based subgroup to favour a screening policy.
RCTs are often not conducted in 'real-world' settings as reflected by the strict inclusion/exclusion criteria, performance in specialised centres and complicated intervention protocol.
This outweighed "rational" evaluation of how it stacked up against competitors, which were in fact superior on conventional criteria — performance, comfort, driving enjoyment, and cost.
The number of scans recorded varied across participants, as it was a function of the number of trials needed to attain the criterion performance in the encoding phase.
Contrary to our expectations, ADs and PGs did not significantly differ from HCs with regard to total accumulated points, number of perseverative errors, or trials until criterion performance in either reversal or extinction phases.
The Bond Release Geodatabase (a GIS/GPS approach) was developed for this mine to monitor progress in meeting criteria and performance standards for incremental bond release.
Education becomes an important component and has been used as one of the important criteria in performance evaluation of smart cities (Centre of Regional Science and Vienna 2007; Lombardi et al. 2012).
As to the tolerance-in-the-performance criterion, it allows the selection of a subset size that is small enough but without sacrificing too much performance and can yield good results with a performance plateau for larger subset sizes.
In some performance criteria, such as MSE, maximum error and standard deviation differences for batch omission, the error for spline is between five to seven orders of magnitudes larger than the rest of the methods, making it hard to be put on the same graph.
Secondly, it is applied to the constrained engineering problems and compared to literature works in several performance criteria.
