(i) In the systemic typology, it is easier to bring out (1) ordering in delicacy — indeed, as soon as we represent linguistic or contextual resources in this way, we must confront issues having to do with ordering in delicacy, and (2) simultaneity in delicacy — that is, intersecting variables.
The color and shape of correlation ellipses (lower-left) indicate Pearson's product-moment correlation coefficient (r ) between intersecting variables, as depicted in the key to the right.
This option was not tractable for the stratification approach because discretizing position variables (and intersecting them with environmental variables, as discussed above) resulted in an unreasonable number of unique classes.
Red polygons in parts 1c and 2c (Fig. 5) show the advantages of applying routines where two (in our case) or more variables were intersected.
Spatial layers of these variables were intersected with our sample grid in a geographic information system [GIS], and the grid cells were clustered with a K-means cluster algorithm into ten clusters (all statistical and GIS analyses were done in R and ArcGis, respectively).
For each species or species complex, current species distribution models were created using point data from two natural history databases intersected with georeferenced climatic variables.
Certainly, operagoers cherish those rare occasions when all variables intersect to create the appearance of perfection; but they hold just as dearly to the memory of those unmagical nights when it all falls spectacularly apart.
In contrast, bagging opens the window for a whole class of new models, because it selects all variables intersecting over the bootstrap samples.
In the multiport setup, the trajectories inevitably intersect at a variable distance before they reach the actual target.
Thus, the set of all fixed-point attractors in a binary Hopfield network is the n-hypercube intersected with n quadratic inequalities in n variables.
All data was then intersected with the soil sites using the respective variable's mean value.
