Sentence examples for posterior decision from inspiring English sources

In the proposed approach the process variables are optimized regardless the plant structure constraints, which are left as a posterior decision.

We should estimate the posterior probability of each hypotheses and make a maximum a posterior decision.

This is based on the assumption that abortion is a posterior decision (the decision by a pregnant woman not to have the child).

Again, the peak around February 10 in the MA plot is successfully detected by the Bayesian predicted counts and by the posterior decision rule.

This paper reviews several plausible approaches for dealing with such problems and develops a possible structural design of decision support systems by considering the sensitivity analysis as well as the optimal prior and posterior decisions.

In this paper, we employed a mathematical programming approach along with a Bayesian updating process to tackle such a complex decision problem, and the optimal prior and posterior decisions of pricing scheme, production plan, and warranty policy can thus be determined simultaneously.

Whether a survey is reasonable or not can be treated in the context of a decision-problem by performing a pre-posterior decision analysis in order to assess the value of information.

Activation was also abnormal in a WM network (middle-frontal and parietal cortex, lateral cerebellum) during encoding and a network that modulates executive and memory functions (parahippocampus, posterior cingulate) during decision making.

Imaging results revealed that decisions in WIN are associated with increased brain activations in the posterior cingulate cortex; decisions in LOSS are associated with increased brain activations in the insula and decreased activations in the inferior frontal gyrus (IFG).

However, standard implementations of the SVM algorithm do not output posterior probabilities but decisions values for each hyperplane.

Anterior, posterior or circumferential stabilisation decision is based on the two essential principles in spine surgery, namely the "tension band principle" and the "load-sharing principle".