Comparisons with other commonly used supervised learning algorithms have shown that the RF algorithm constructs far more precise classification rules [ 23].
The nonlocal continuum theory, presented by Eringen in 1983, shows a more precise constitutive rule for small-scale structures in comparison with the common local elastic theories.
These results are not a consequence of the sparsity of the systems per se, but of the more precise integration rule which can be computed efficiently thanks to sparsity.
Note that the lower number of pathways in SignaLink, compared to other sources, is largely due to its more precise pathway definition rules.
It may be said, therefore, that the doctrine of lex specialis serves more to determine the precise rules to apply to a particular situation, rather than precluding application of one body of law.
The TRX approach yields a much more precise understanding of the rules linking groove modulation and sequence, and provides a direct mechanistic insight for this phenomenon.
Results indicate that the proposed integration rules are more precise and inhibit the proliferation of quadrature points observed in competing approaches.
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This general definition will be made more precise when we state the particle rules for linear connectives.
