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The average performance of a predictor over a large set of queries can thus be measured by its Mean Reciprocal Rank (MRR), MRR = 1 n ∑ i = 1 n 1 rank i.
The left panel of Figure 5 shows the median cosine similarity of the predictor over 1000 samples for each value of ρ, comparing the result against the Null Model.
The coefficients: A = 1.913 and B = 2.342 defines Eq. 1 which describes the relationship between permeability and pseudo-normalized pore throat radius that can be used as a predictor over six (6) orders of magnitude in permeability for all the genetic reservoir units examined, for all pore throat size distribution in the study area.
Recent studies in permeability modeling demonstrate a relationship between measured permeability and normalized pore throat radius ( overline{{R_{text{tot}} }} ) that can be used as a predictor over six (6) orders of magnitude in permeability for the clastic reservoirs using Niger Delta dataset.
Level 1 in Tables 4 and 5 represents the within-student (intra-individual) level, and refers to the effect of change in a predictor over the three measurements on those parts of student accounting test scores at the three different measurement occasions which deviate from the overall-time student score and the overall class score a student belongs to.
Hulea et al. (2011); proposed a novel normalized pore throat based permeability predictor (Eq. 1, 2)—for multimodal carbonate systems, which describes the relationship between permeability and normalized pore throat radius that can be used as a predictor over six (6) orders of magnitude in permeability, using mercury injection capillary pressures (MICP).
One soil, of the six tested, was an exception to this, where all predictors over-estimated grain Cd by a factor of 2.5 5.7, suggesting that rice grain Cd had been restricted here by the differing flooding regime and subsequent changes to redox conditions.
The frequency of door-opening, taken as an index of staff and visitor movement, was the main negative predictor of over-threshold values of both fine and larger dust particles but, conversely, was a positive predictor of raised bacterial counts.
It is also possible to compute the concordance correlation, a modified correlation which measures the extent to which the block kriging prediction and true block spatial mean conform to the 1 1 line, and so is sensitive to the tendency of the kriging predictor to over-smooth.
The predictor avoids over-fitting the predictor to a specific sequence, i.e in deterministic settings, a predictor that is applicable to different sets of sequences [20,37].
The influences of these predictors over individuals' level of happiness were also analyzed.
