The initial fine-tuning of the model to estimate (from climatic conditions and, hence, vegetation cover) the changeable level of sylvatic plague activity within rodent populations over past centuries was achieved by the empirical comparison of 10,000 (yes, 10,000) computer-generated model variants tested against 20th century Kazakh data.
Data available for the initial fine-tuning analysis spanned the calendar dates from September 12 , 2001to May 17, 2004, i.e. 980 days To perform the simulation study, we first created 970 datasets from the DC data with simulated outbreaks as follows.
Automation tooling can be used to help bootstrap this process, giving you an initial design to start fine tuning.
The estimate of recruitment is multiplied by a random number with normal distribution, whose variation coefficient (VC = 0.056) is determined by minimizing the differences between observed and estimated catch (when there is a series of catch values to match with) and by doing a fine tuning of initial number of recruits.
These changes can occur at the level of single dendrites, within the somatic compartment, or even in the axon initial segment, and fine tune the way input is integrated, maintaining the dynamic range of the neuron.
In addition several points were digitized from the head surface to allow confirmation and fine tuning of the initial alignment based on the fiducial landmarks.
Today, nearly five years after the initial conversation between Mr. Grimsley and Mr. Moal, the fine tuning is almost complete.
These initial transcriptome changes were followed by a second substantial transcriptional fine tuning that took place during leukaemic transformation.
The proposed framework first utilizes fine tuning Faster R-CNN framework to detect the train drivers as the initial detection results.
Some adjustment and fine tuning will do.
