CellDesigner species and reaction "note" features were used to record PubMed IDs (PMID), cell-type specific information for each reaction, and the interacting components in the CCKR map.
When this is done, the previously conditioned cue predicts the general value that is common to the two outcomes, but does not predict the unique features that distinguish the new outcome (note features are not limited to sensory properties, but might include the outcome timing, location, temperature, size, number, etc).
The add a note feature is located in the "Your Stuff" menu at the top of the Google Reader sidebar.
Note that features are learned only from training data.
Note that features are defined based on individual A-lines, resulting in a feature vector for each pixel.
Note what features are extra or missing.
Note –Features that were removed in the feature selection step are indicated by ns.
Finally, unless otherwise noted, all features were normalized to have a mean of 0, but were not rescaled to have unit variance.
One reviewer noted: "His daily features are able to connect the present to the past, effectively telling the ongoing tale of the city and its people".
It should be noted that the features are plotted combining all the healthy, seizure-free, and seizure classes.
It should be noted that these features are significantly different than those suggested by the previously discussed DEVS formalism.
