The founders said that, although it may seem counter-intuitive, in trial runs they found that more data produced more noise, so they instead opted to let users control what they see and what verticals they connect.
Many people have an intuitive understanding that trials ought to be open to the public.
The most intuitive structure for a multicentre trial is an exchangeable correlation structure, which assumes outcomes are correlated for patients in the same centre, but are independent for patients in different centres.
Other benefits of open criminal trials not as intuitive.
The feature-weighting view is intuitive, and the idea that trials can produce 'lingering' activity that affects subsequent performance is supported by several neurophysiological findings (Kristjánsson and Campana, 2010; Yeung et al., 2006; de Lange et al., 2013).
Parts of the journey seemed intuitive, some lessons we learned through trial and error but most of it was a process filled with patience, commitment and unwavering love.
Decoding analyses prevent over-fitting with a cross validation procedure (i.e., separate training and test trials) and offers a very intuitive 'accuracy' measure, such as % correct or A'.
It is easier to set up clinical trials in Europe, so Intuitive took Mona to Belgium for human testing on relatively simple procedures like peripheral vascular surgery.
Finally, the relative effect estimates (Table 3) allow for intuitive and meaningful interpretations of clinical-trial data.
Still, the rationale for performing trials is based on the intuitive basis that it best mimics the system that would eventually be implanted.
