Our architecture can be recurrent, which is more powerful than the feedforward method, can handle discrete and analog inputs, and the kernels we use can change online adding increased flexibility and capability.
42 Fifthly, men might have a higher incidence of occult cancer, which would lead to more recurrent venous thromboembolism.
Although we were unable to assess this in our database, a study assessing whether men had more provoked recurrent venous thromboembolism events than women found that men had more unprovoked recurrent events, which supports our premise.
In this system architecture, fast and simple feed-forward networks are trained to reasonably initialize more complicated recurrent networks, which serve as approximators of the value function (Critic).
Nonetheless, most patients who were not eligible had advanced disease (i.e. distant recurrence or more than three recurrent locations), which reflects high dependency of the patient's condition on the site and number of recurrent tumors.
In the elderly population, we found that women were more affected by recurrent injuries, which is consistent with older previously published results, but in contrast to a recently published study from a trauma center in Miami, which found more men among recurrently injured over 65 (Gubler et al. 1996; Allan et al. 2013).
A key inclusion criterion was that patients had received between two and five previous chemotherapy regimens (including an anthracycline and a taxane), two or more of which were for locally recurrent or metastatic disease.
A large study recently conducted on a pediatric population (involving 5,562 subjects) showed that 49% suffered from recurrent headaches, which were more often TTHs (24.7%) than migraines (10.4%) [18].
There are also some recurrent connections, which may allow more complex processing of the information.
A second logistic regression was performed that maximized the number of participants included by excluding diabetes and recurrent UTI, which both had more than 7%% missing values.
