herein the pattern '−' stands for the state y i = − 1 and '+' stands for y i = 1.
Pattern 3 stands for multiple contacts with a specialist in the year before diagnosis but none in the year after.
Basically, the clinical screening for SCM relies on the ABCDE rules in which A denotes asymmetry, B indicates border irregularity, C denotes color variegated pattern, D stands for diameter, and E indicates the evolutionary extension in size [ 36].
This is called a complementary DADA array (motif V) of quadruple hydrogen-bonding patterns (D stands for hydrogen-bond donor, and A stands for hydrogen-bond acceptor).
This continuous pattern of care is inversely confirmed by pattern number 2, which stands for a discontinuous specialist care pattern after diagnosis: Less than one fourth of the incident cases can be classified in this group, whereas the inverse is the case for controls (p < 0.001).
The average firing rate of one pattern was assigned to the appropriate position, RRpn, in the matrix RR, where the row p stands for pattern index and column n stands for recording point.
In Iran, these patterns stand in for the idea of transfiguration.
As for one time-series stream, if the similarity search is conducted over one new-coming time-series subsequence of the same length as the pattern, we propose SUCR-DTW, which stands for Streaming UCR-DTW; otherwise, ESUCR-DTW standing for Extended SUCR-DTW is proposed to carry out the similarity search over many new-coming time-series subsequences.
In the format legend A B C D, A indicates the column length; B represents the crack pattern included in columns, where TC stands for columns with through cracks; C stands for the ratios of crack length to the column length; and D indicates the locations of the through cracks by the ratio ({{X_{text{c}} } mathord{left/ {vphantom {{X_{text{c}} } w}} right. kern-0pt} w}), as defined in Fig. 5.
For instance, with three time points, this method can estimate the posterior probability of pattern EE-DE-EE, where EE stands for equally expressed and DE for differentially expressed, respectively.
