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The results were analyzed using the prediction criterion and indicates that the proposed method can produce more explainable results than other machine learning methods.

The results indicate that adaptive ridge regression system can significantly improve the performance of regressions on multi-collinear datasets and produce more explainable results than machine learning methods.

Some machine-learning models are more explainable than others, but just because there's a fancy neural net involved doesn't mean that a meaningful explanation can't be produced.

Looking back to the 1970s and our most recent decade through the prism of the gold price, what's perhaps mysterious becomes more explainable.

This type of scenario analysis is more explainable to the management and adds benefits of expert ideas to the quantitative calculations, while previous works in Iran like Erfanian and Sharbatoghli (2006) has missed experts' ideas and only relayed on data of gross income.

We note that o-cno pairs always had a higher correlation than o-o pairs, suggesting that the IPC scores of o-cno pairs are more explainable by sequence identity.

It systematically reports more easily explainable sets than all other methods, and the fraction of explainable sets with a single additional gene is increased by over 30% in comparison with the best set enrichment method.

"An inquest managed and run by an independent coroner is more readily explainable to some of our foreign partners, and the integrity of the process more readily grasped, than an inquiry, established by the government, under a chairman appointed by the government, which has the power to see government material, potentially relevant to their interests, in secret".

"An inquest managed and run by an independent coroner is more readily explainable to some of our foreign partners," the letter said, "and the integrity of the process more readily grasped, than an inquiry, which has the power to see government material potentially relevant to their interests, in secret".

"An inquest managed and run by an independent coroner is more readily explainable to some of our foreign partners, and the integrity of the process more readily grasped, than an inquiry, established by the Government, under a chairman appointed by the Government, which has the power to see Government material potentially relevant to their interests, in secret.

"An inquest managed and run by an independent coroner is more readily explainable to some of our foreign partners," she wrote in a letter to Sir Robert.