Then, fuzzy membership factors are defined to configure the control signal on the basis of the fuzzy weighted PID outputs of all three zones.
In Additional File 5, we provide gene annotations with regard to module membership, transcription factor bindings, histone trimethylation status, CpG DNA methylation etc.
A future experiment with participants from two cultures should help disentangle the effects of biological factors (ethnic ingroup membership) and cultural factors (motor repertoire) on the perception of action.
Finally, due to relatively low subgroup sample sizes we were unable to test for interactions between potential risk factors or between subgroup membership and risk factors.
In nature, as in our study, biological factors such as ethnic ingroup membership and cultural factors such as motor repertoire are inextricably linked, especially in investigations of highly culture-specific actions such as emblems [6].
To define appropriate membership function, risk factor is a crucial task.
At the same time, it has some drawbacks as discussed here (Liu et al. 2013): To define appropriate membership function, risk factor is a crucial task.
To assess disease effects on white matter structures a general linear model was created with disease group membership as the factor of interest and age, gender, and disease duration (as a surrogate of disease severity and stage) included as nuisance covariates.
Meanwhile the geology analysis details containing the geological investigation, the impact factors and the hierarchy of factors, the fuzzy pair-wise comparison scales, in favor to the impact factors weights list completing, and the factors membership functions are developed to support UGSE.
Since traditional methods are greatly affected by human factors during the establishment of the single-factor membership degree, the assignment method results in fuzzy evaluation values, so that the result only reflects the target interval.
