The details remain to be clarified, including selection procedures, intermediate evaluations, membership status, and continued employment.
In these algorithms, fuzzy c-means (FCM) algorithms, which can get the degree of uncertainty of feature data belonging to each class and expresses the intermediate property of their memberships, have been widely used in the change detection [8, 10, 12, 21 24].
Likewise, the two lower economic categories had more respondents in the frail pure types, (21.8% and 19.2%, respectively), with similar rates of membership in the intermediate profile across all four economic categories.
Bellman's Principle can be formally captured in the following two equations (cf. [ 20]): h([ f x1,..., x k )) | x1 ← z1,..., x k ← z k ]) = h ([(f x1,..., x k )) | x ← h (z1),..., x k ← h z k )]) (24) h(z1 ╫ z2) = h(h z1) ╫ h z2)) (25) where the z i denote lists of intermediate results, ← denotes list membership, and ╫ denotes list concatenation.
In contrast, with fuzzy set theory, set membership may have intermediate values between 0 and 1.
A few individuals of both species display intermediate posterior probabilities of group membership in external and craniodental-mandibular characters, but the number is minimal (<2% for crandiodental-mandibular characters) and not unexpected given the large number of comparisons.
If the value is an intermediate quantity, the element has a membership degree to the set [32].
We attributed a value of '1' to populations with a local q-membership >0.50 and a value of '0' to populations with a local q-membership ≤0.50 as few intermediate values were found (see Results section).
The mode of the membership probabilities was lower for the trajectories with intermediate levels and was associated with higher frequency of inconsistent cDNA assignment across approaches and data sets.
With a continuous fuzzy argument (a linear one in this case), all the intermediate interpretations are captured by referring to the EPT Index value's membership in the fuzzy set "Excellent Water Quality".
