Finally, the log-odds of occurrence of a specific residue is obtained from the logarithm of the sum of real and pseudo-counts divided by the background frequency that would occur in a random sequence by chance.
The final profiles were then constructed as matrices of dimension 20 by the number of positions in the multiple sequence alignment, where the column vectors provide the log-odds of occurrence of the 20 different amino acids at each position.
Instead of giving you a log with each of occurrence of the error, it lets you see how many times the error occurred on a given platform and what percentage of users it is affecting to prioritize which bugs to fix first.
end{aligned} (1)In Tables 1 and 2, the number of occurrences and log frequency weight of these terms in each of the novels are provided, respectively.
If there is an identical tuple registered in the log, the counter with the number of occurrences of that event is incremented; otherwise, the event is logged.
To clearly compare the CSEP methodology and the new testing procedures, Figure 2 shows the PDF of occurrences and log-likelihoods computed by the CSEP LBT and the proposed procedure for the first ETAS simulated Japanese catalog.
The observed γ-diversity was strongly log-correlated with the number of occurrences, regardless of the substrate type or the environmental gradient (R > 0.90 and P-value <0.001 in all cases, Table 2).
Word-frequency values were obtained from CELEX (Baayen et al. 1995) in terms of occurrences per million and log transformed.
A logging component is recording the chronological sequence of occurrences building audit trails.
For instance, counting the number of occurrences of some pattern in log files, such as the number of occurrences of a given user query or a particular url.
We know that the maximal number of occurrences of primitive squares is O (n log n ) [ 19]; clearly the sum of the exponents of primitive squares is also O (n log n ).
