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For example, each subject is asked to learn a rule for classifying geometric figures.

The decision rule for classifying each signal point is shown in Eq. (4).

One method of classifying skill is to manually set up rules for classifying driving skills on the basis of extracted features of the driving sensor data.

The British Standard (BS 5500 has provided rules for classifying the total stress calculated in the structure into various components, which are given different allowable stress levels.

To analyze the reproducibility of the IOTA simple ultrasound rules for classifying adnexal masses as benign or malignant among examiners with different level of expertise using stored 3D volumes of adnexal masses.

The aim of this study was to compare the diagnostic performance of the IOTA simple rules for classifying adnexal masses when used in two centers with different ovarian cancer prevalence.

The initial methods of TMH structure prediction employed the amino acid hydrophobicity analysis; later, benefitting from the rapid expansion of structural database, machine learning methods have been widely applied to automatically learn the rules for classifying the TMH residues from the solved structures (training samples).

This can be extended (Richardson et al. 2004) to decision rules "for classifying whether (an area) has an increased risk based on how much of the posterior distribution of the relative risk parameter … exceeds a reference threshold" (Best et al. 2005).

Table 1 Rules for Classifying Sequenced Genes as Suggested by the CGSNL Categories Classification Standard protocol Description Category I Identical to rice protein with known function Identity > = 98%, length coverage = 100% to known rice protein [blastx] Receive the same, original gene name Category II Similar to a known protein Identity > = 50% to a known protein.

A unique asset of this model was that it presented clear hierarchical rules for classifying cases with >1 indication for CS which made the categories mutually exclusive.

We show how useful rules for classifying areas as stable can be constructed based on the posterior distribution of the space time interactions.