In second example, because there is no exact solution, we compare the approximate solution result with Runge Kutta method as one of the known numerical methods.
In second example we consider data sets, from two groups of patients suffering from head and neck cancer disease which are initially proposed by [6].
In the first example, in order to determine (chi _{n,k}) and (gamma _{n}), we will use (3.8 - 3.10).
A linearly distributed eigenstrain is attempted in the first example, resulting in a linear interior stress field.
Jitterbug calls the breakpoint as the position with highest softclipped reads support, which can be either side of the TSD, 5' in the first example and 3' in the second.
What comes before the decimal point (1 in the first example, 2 in the second) is the characteristic.
In the first example, AD develops in a patient who was not previously affected by PART.
In the first example, the stress induced in silicon is axial whereas it is radial in the second case.
In the first example, the measurements were performed in a car environment.
The results from the two data examples showed that differences between the estimated SROC curves based on the BREM approach can be large, as in the first example, or relatively small, as in the second example.
