While these methods are very interesting and statistically well founded, they often favor particularly distributed (Gaussian) data and need prior probabilities, and it is unclear how well they would do on the full spectral resolution of real hyperspectral data.
The doubt of using raw scores for analysis is well founded and often pointed out [ 4].
He added that accusations of elitism, a charge often levelled against classical music, were increasingly well founded, due to government policies that appeared to marginalise the subject.
For cancer incidence rates, this concern is not as well founded: people who have cancer often do not find out until diagnosis through screening (for breast and colorectal cancer) or until they notice persistent pain for a short time.
But the doctrines of economics are not well founded: premises are unrealistic, models inconsistent, predictions often wrong.
This will score some political points, as many Americans have a deep (and often well-founded) distrust of health insurers.
Everyone, from top politicians close to President Hamid Karzai to ill-paid, drug-addicted police recruits manning rural checkpoints, is vulnerable to often well-founded accusations of graft.
It's a seemingly simple solution to a frightening, complex, intractable problem, a problem bound up with all the fears, resentments and often well-founded feelings of injustice that the whole of human history has generated.
Writing in the newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore on Friday, research minister Stefania Giannini didn't make any concrete promises but acknowledged that scientists' complaints are often well-founded and that "many good ideas have been arriving from the scientific community over the past few weeks".
When our beliefs are not well founded, actions we base upon them are unlikely to succeed, often with unforeseen effects that are harmful.
Their faith seems well founded.
