The dot-com bubble of the late nineties was, in retrospect, a lesson in what happens when markets defy reasonable metrics or common sense — when the participants mistake a run of speculative good luck for, as Alan Greenspan memorably put it, "a new paradigm".
For each of these criteria, we developed reasonable metrics to test the criterion for the 21 separate heat index algorithms.
In addition, a more reasonable metric has been introduced to avoid a misjudgment in a specific situation and a convenient method has been proposed to determine reasonable thresholds for the metrics on a real-time condition.
Mericle's interpretation employs a couple of reasonable-looking metrics: an official unemployment rate of five per cent, which is where the jobless rate sat in December, 2007, when the recession began, and an "underemployment rate" of nine per cent.
Now, this is a debt-free high-return multi-chain retailer (besides Gymboree, there's a luxury concept, an outlet chain and a deep discount brand) with reasonable stock valuation metrics.
Since the websites of the journals published by BioMed Central look like web-portals to corresponding fields of science, it might be reasonable to use the metrics that are proposed for evaluation of web-portals [4].
With increased real data inputs, hard metrics become reasonable model outputs.
Here we show the simulation results for both topological and information-theoretic metrics under reasonable assumptions.
We found that overall, both metrics showed reasonable reproducibility among the top selection of exon candidates, not achieving perfect agreement but performing significantly above random expectation.
Since the websites of the journals published by BioMed Central look like web-portals to corresponding fields of science, it might be reasonable to use the metrics that are proposed for evaluation of web-portals [ 4].
(The growth of fantasy baseball helped drive interest in baseball metrics; it's reasonable to think that the fantasy-football explosion might do the same).
