The FARS and Adult data sets only had medium uniqueness at the outset, therefore there was no possibility of creating a high uniqueness version of these data sets.
After rotation and deletion of items with high uniqueness, we found that Factor 4 did not contain any items.
Three different versions of each data set were created, with low uniqueness (<10% of the observations), medium uniqueness (between 10% and 50% of the observations), and high uniqueness (greater than 50% of the observations).
In fact, a possible reason for the high uniqueness of the mobility traces of the GeoLife and CenceMe datasets is that they contain mobility traces of users through their daily routines which, unlike the mobility of taxi cabs, contain many personal and unique locations such as home and work.
Dissimilarity indices depict high uniqueness of ecotope types regarding their species assemblages (e.g., river dunes, banks and bars).
Given the relatively high uniqueness of alcohol sales and female participation, the social conditions factor (SC) essentially describes the divorce rate and dependency ratio of each province.
Recall that a high uniqueness of a complexity measure corresponds to the ability to distinguish networks whose structural similarity is very high.
However, the high uniqueness of each symptom and the significant co-occurrence that was not represented in the factor structure indicates that most of the variance cannot be explained by these factors.
The most important advantages of this category are their high uniqueness and their stability over time.
We used a cut point of 0.70 to drop items with high uniqueness, grouped the retained items into factors, and name the factors based on the member items.
