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The Frobenius norms of the two similarity matrices correspond to the sum of the squares of the connection weights in the two projections.
The unitary matrices correspond to information lossless filters applied to transmitted and received signals that minimize the maximum error rate of the network.
For a given structure, the distance matrices for different atom-labeling schemes within a unit cell can be transformed to each other through a matrix transformation, and all these equivalent matrices correspond to the same (or the mirror) structure.
If no information about the estimation error η is available, the weighting matrices correspond to the identity matrix I(no weighting at all).
These matrices correspond to the comparative benchmarks that define the relative significance between possible combinations of pairs of criteria and sub-criteria.
In the rest of the control proximity matrices, the elements ( i, j ) of these matrices correspond to the inverse of the normalized absolute differences between the value measured in corporation i and j, such that higher values always represent corporations with higher proximity.
They correspond to the following quantization matrices: (7) Each element of the matrices corresponds to the number of quantization levels to the corresponding coefficient band.
For the global weights, the MSE of the correlation matrices corresponds to the average MSE for each coefficient of that matrix and is also reported as a relative measure.
Drugs pair all the views, i.e. a row in all matrices corresponds to the same drug.
Note that each row (or column) of the sparse matrices corresponds to a vertex of the mesh, and the non-zero entries of this row stem from degrees of freedom (vertices) belonging to the patch of elements surrounding this vertex.
The resulting biclusters of the probability matrix correspond to regulatory network modules, with rows corresponding to groups of regulatory genes regulating sets of target genes in the columns.
