The indicators used in this evaluation have different characteristics and units, and transformation functions should be used to standardize the gross values of each indicator, transforming them into commensurable risk factors, taking a value between 0.0 and 1.0.
For every indicator, the transformation returns a value of −1 at a threshold that corresponds to "bad" conditions (X−1) and a value of 1 at a threshold that corresponds to "reference" conditions (X1).
Anchorage-independent growth, used as a coarse indicator of transformation, was significantly reduced, as were migratory capacity and invasive competence.
Réd also outperforms standard two-factor matrix factorization (MF) by a large margin, which is an indicator that transformation via a logistic map is essential to the performance of our algorithm.
That is why for all developed partial indicators a transformation of input variables into numbers between 0.0 and 1.0 was chosen.
Multivariate analysis with backward-variable selection was performed to examine which factors remained independent indicators of transformation.
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Table 1 shows the types of reflection for indicators of transformation, defined as content, process or premise in Mezirow's Transformative Learning Theory [ 60].> Global Spirit scores ranged between 2.67 and 4.67 (M = 3.73, SD.5), which is mid way between the proficiency classification of beginner and competent [ 52].
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