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Figure 1 summarizes the R2 of all QSPR models for ease of visual comparison, and Tables 3 and 4 provide a comparison of the models from specific points of view.
However, linear probability models in our case give similar result to probit models; for ease of interpretation, and to avoid having to show marginal effects for each of the seven levels of life satisfaction, the tables show the results of models estimated by OLS (Ferrer-i-Carbonell and Frijters 2004).
For subsequent models, for ease of analysis, we assume that some mechanism has been able to achieve a perfect one-to-one mapping between parental and child neuronal networks, as in Figure 2. The second part of the copying operation is to re-construct within the child layer, the pattern of connectivity present in the parental layer, i.e. to make the p-bonds in Figure 1.
We aimed to use less than ten variables to build prediction models for ease of use in clinical practice.
Both approaches yielded nearly equivalent results, so we present results from the binary models for ease of interpretation and discuss only adjusted models.
Tumour size and the three biochemical factors [albumin, bilirubin and α-fetoprotein (AFP ], although continuous, were used as binary variables in the Cox models for ease of interpretation of the HRs and application in clinical practice.
SolarCal is a whole-body model for ease of use in early design.
16A Linear Probability Model is used instead of a probit model for ease of interpretation.
Our regression is specified as a linear probability model for ease of coefficient interpretation.
In this paper, we develop a localized fault detection algorithm under the comparison model for ease of handling scalability and mobility management in a strongly t-diagnosable WANET.
Since there are a total of states in a th-order Markov channel model, for ease of notation we do not repeat the operation on state indices; henceforth all state indices are implicitly defined as.
