In addition, despite some mutual synergies, these are not sufficient for determining corporate environmental planning.
It is important to take into account interference between the factors, because mutual influences generate synergy.
Design of services and products should be integrated in order to maximize customers' value, considering the mutual effects of synergy, alternative and complementarity.
If algorithms are to be applied off-the-shelf, a strategy for guarding against bogus predictions is to employ a wide variety of algorithms that train on different features of the data (e.g., correlation [28], mutual information [29] [32], synergy [33], etc)., then merge the results to gain confidence in the predictions.
We addressed these shortcomings by generalizing the above methodology to directly obtain measures of entropy, mutual information, and synergy from continuous gene expression data without any binarization, as explained below.
The average of these individual cluster entropies, weighted by the relative membership of each cluster, defines the conditional entropy of cancer given the choice of gene(s), out of which measures of mutual information and synergy can directly be evaluated (see Methods).
It also looks like there's some cross-business back-scratching going on, too — Sony's PS3 and PS Vita, which both feature in the show, can stream Netflix content (as can Apple products) so there are certainly mutual interests ("business synergies") in play.
Partnership is born of mutual benefits and synergies that do not exist independent of the other.
Ulanowicz (1986 19977) proposed to measure synergy as mutual information in bi- and trilateral relations when developing ascendency theory.
