Therefore, using a method designed to preserve features such as degree distribution is likely to result in a network carrying the seed of robustness.
As discussed therein, a degree-preserving model is strongly constrained by the original network considered and, in the case of GRNs, is likely to result in a network carrying the seed of robustness.
In such a scenario, a measure of functional performance (e.g. fruit or seed set) or robustness (competition or facilitation between native and alien species) could be used to verify the desired conservation effect.
For traditional greedy seeding in scale-free networks (including two larger real network datasets), we observe a different style of spatial robustness of seeding strategies.
A study was undertaken to determine whether cocoa swollen shoot virus is transmitted by seeds, to improve the robustness of quarantine procedures for international exchange and long term conservation of cocoa germplasm.
While this analysis is fundamentally circular in nature, the fact that significant effects could be seen for this "reverse" analysis in the original seeds attests to the robustness of the delineated fronto-parietal connectivity differences in spite of the inevitable, presumably method (MACM, resting-state -specific noise in functional connectivity analysis.
This fact emphasizes the robustness of the seed selection process through PET thresholding.
We reconstructed multiple times from the same seed location and tested the robustness of APP. Figure 7 shows that with as much as 75% of visible voxels have been randomly removed from this image (Fig. 7b), APP is still able to produce an overall meaningful reconstruction (Fig. 7c), which has a similar skeleton with the reconstruction obtained from the noise-free image.
RFC is an important method, which presents some nice theoretical properties, such as the robustness with respect to the seed choice [26].
EAs are usually executed several times with different seeds to get a sense of the robustness of the procedure.
