This kind of non-redundancy condition geometrically means that all signature vectors have to be vertices of their convex hull.
Such techniques could specifically address partial redundancy in conditions where a sufficient number of global gene expression experiments were available (online supplementary data, http://redundome.bio.nyu.edu/supp.html).bio.nyu.edu/supp.html
Max-Relevance D is to find features satisfying (5) and meanwhile Min-Redundancy R condition needs to be added to select mutually exclusive features with (6); x i, x j denote feature, S denotes the whole feature set, and c denotes the target class.
Limiting redundancies was a condition of privatisation last year, but at the cost of low productivity.
"The payments reflect the person's salary and their number of years service, all our payments are in line the Council's agreed redundancy policy and conditions.
Exogenously expressed E2F1 activates EBP1 reporters lacking one, but not both sites, suggesting a degree of redundancy under certain conditions.
Accounting for the variable levels of TFBS redundancy under different conditions may improve our ability to interpret regulatory mutations.
To estimate the number of redundant reactions that can be simultaneously removed, we build a functional metabolic network with zero redundancy under all conditions.
Our key condition (sequential redundancy) shows that the informativeness of public experiments can substitute for the sender's expertise.
