In 2008, we added a first-pass or 'skim' curation step into the prioritization pipeline, so that we now endeavour to quickly read all new Drosophila-related research papers to flag the occurrence of the data types prioritized by FlyBase.
For example, the data x1,2,3,4 and x1,2,3,5 can be combined into x1,2,3, and the data x1,2,3,4 and x1,1,2,3 are combined into x1; the combination is to find the maximum number of occurrences of the original data.
Geographical distribution ranges of 3275 angiosperm species were examined in terms of the current occurrences of angiosperm data records (see Additional file 1: Appendix S1).
For that purpose we introduce cardinality constraints as a principled tool to control the occurrences of uncertain data.
The few remaining occurrences of such data entry values are described in the text.
Figure 3 shows the size of aggregates versus the frequency of their occurrence in the data set.
Each bin contains the number of occurrences of scores in the data set (hat {gamma }_{mathrm {b},k}[!n]), n∈ [ 1,Q], which fall within that bin.
Further, due to a lack of co-ordinance between the nodes of a cluster, there will be more occurrences of data collision affecting the message delivered to the sink.
Missing values are treated by the two algorithms using different strategies: C4.5 splits the training data instances to the leaves of the decision tree proportionally to the occurrence of missing data in the data set.
The number of outcome events is the sum of the occurrences of the outcome of interest in the data.
