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These measurement methods provide predictions of dynamic bending strain in both nearfield and farfield regions from discrete measurements of displacement, velocity or acceleration.

The work presented here extends previous observations from our group that employed methods similar to those we report here, except that they used aggregate data from each patient rather than q1 minute data, and our methods provide predictions of outcome in addition to the clinical insights discussed by the authors [ 15].

Existing methods provide prediction results such as response times and throughputs, but do not guide the software architect on how to improve the design.

Recently, Long et al. (2010), using chicken data, and González-Camacho et al. (2012), using maize data, showed that NN methods provided prediction accuracy comparable to that obtained using the RKHS method.

Although the number of 'unknown' annotations with corresponding predictions by either bioPIXIE/MEFIT or YeastFunc was small, these methods do provide predictions for genes not covered by the InterPro or SwissProt methods.

We identified the variables with the highest discriminating power to predict ED readmission and constructed classifiers using machine learning methods to provide predictions.

The results show that the proposed model significantly outperforms all the existing methods and provide predictions in acceptable agreement with experimental data.

Results show that the proposed method can provide predictions which are correct up to a percentage of 78.9% while exhibiting performance comparable to other supervised neural network-based learning schemes.

Because the models can be applied iteratively with input data from previous time periods, the method enables to provide predictions of vegetation conditions farther into the growing season based on earlier conditions.

Although two-dimensional methods provide accurate predictions of contact stresses and bolt load distribution in bolted composite joints with multiple bolts, they fail to capture the effect of thickness on the strength prediction.

Although the direct methods provide accurate predictions of one- and two-dimensional low Mach number flows, any future extension to more complex flows (gas mixtures, polyatomic gases, three dimensional geometries) is essentially related to the possibility of reducing the memory demand by a more efficient representation of the distribution function in the phase space.