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This can be achieved by rearranging ϕ on the flat model of V1 before lifting with the inverse sampling equation ϕ = ℓ θ − 1 ( 2 ϕ ˜ − π π ℓ θ ( π 2 ) ). (12).

Separating the effect of one link is analogous to ICM, resulting in the following sampling equation: (4) Separating the effect of one node and its expression profile in turn results in the following sampling equation: (5) where posterior covariance matrix S is (6) and posterior mean A is (7) The notation A' in (5) denotes that A is computed without the effect of the left-out node data.

Marginalizing over θ and ϕ, and separating the effect of one link, holding all other link assignments fixed, results in the following sampling equation for each link: (2) where i0 and j0 correspond to the end points of the left-out link and { L}' and { z}' are all the other links and their assignments, respectively.

To determine the relationships between the power of the QTLST, the false-positive rate of the QTLST, and the variance of QTL effects, we simulated QTL data (n = 10) by binomial sampling (Equation 6).

Even for this long sampling range, equation (12) still predicted the sampling growth curve quite well.

(S2) If we have a close look at the description of the stochastic back-tracing algorithm, in particular the sampling step in Equation (4), we observe that the sampling of a previous state only requires the forward values for the current and the previous sequence position.

In terms of two cases that time delay is integer and non-integer times of sampling period, motion equation with time delay is transformed as standard discrete forms which contain no time delay by using zero order holder respectively.

All the models used in this study share the sampling model described by equation [1].

To be economically viable, these types of plantations need an accurate examination of actual yields, which requires precise and efficient estimation methods (i.e., specific allometric equations and sampling methods).

TER was calculated by fitting the decay of 125I-albumin at the six sampling points to a linear equation and is expressed in percent per hour.

Integrating the above equation over the sampling period n · T s to (n + 1) · T s, the following expression can be derived, i_{dc,wpp} (n) - i_{out,wpp} (n) = C_{dc} cdot frac{1}{{T_{s} }} cdot left( {v_{dc,wpp} (n + 1) - v_{dc,wpp} (n)} right), (8 where v dc (n + 1) is the DC voltage reference of v dc r (n).