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In order to minimize the total rate consumed by nodes, an optimal merging technique should attempt to reduce the overall entropy as much as possible, which can be achieved by merging high probability bins together and merging as many bins as possible.
Layers of meaning and nonmeaning, free association through recited texts and heightened abstract gestures, tension, hostility, sensuality, raw physicality, formal structures and social issues: all these elements did not so much merge as coexist in the high-energy assemblages of choreography that made Bill T. Jones and Arnie Zane the choreographers of choice in the first half of the 1980's.
That changed when local titles were merged as newspaper publishing companies also merged.
Italianate lyricism, Wagnerian harmony, and French atmosphere merge as one.
Since then United and Continental have merged, as have Delta and Northwest.
Here, some genes merged as metagenes.
Inspired by the economy principle employed in belief revision, the outcome in merging should keep as much as information as possible from each individual belief base \(K_i\).
While for the former method we just counted the number of modules each time a maximum for the modularity function was obtained, for the latter method we kept the length of the RW to default values, thus allowing for module merging to be as much informative as possible (i.e. neither too stringent nor too conservative in considering the most relevant modules).
If the grandeur of Greek and the glory of Latin roots aren't inspiring enough, you may have just as much success merging ordinary words together.
The reason is that each channel contains the corresponding color information, so Merge-DPM can get as much color information as possible.
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