When all variables in the model meet the criterion to stay and none of the other variables meets the criterion to enter, the step-wise selection process stops.
The main function in this phase is selection (of information, process steps, and so on) and priority-setting (what comes first, and what needs to be addressed and in what sequence).
In each county surveyed the selection process included two steps.
The selection process involved two steps: 1) the statistical sectors were stratified on neighborhood walkability (GIS-based) and SES and 2) neighborhoods (one or more adjacent statistical sectors) meeting criteria for high/low walkability and high/low SES were identified.
The study selection process included four steps: a search in the electronic databases, scanning of titles and abstracts to select relevant articles, scanning the full text articles and applying inclusion and exclusion criteria to select eligible articles, and conducting a methodological quality assessment to remove poor-quality studies.
In particular, the deluge of data in the oil and gas industry acquired from day-to-day modern data acquisition tools such as LWD, SWD, and MWD has made the feature selection process a necessary step in order to ensure that only those attributes that are most relevant to the prediction of targeted reservoir properties are used.
One way to show the difference in the epitope count and frequency of epitopes is to carry out a step-by-step selection process.
The selection process consists of six steps as follows, and as summarized in Figure 1: Step 1: ICF categories impaired or limited in less than 10% or in more than 90% of the patients were excluded from further analyses, as they show too little variation.
Using a backward step-down selection process to select the most informative variables (age, T stage, N stage, tumour grade, age and tumour location) and multivariable Cox regression coefficient analysis, we were able to design a predictive nomogram (Harrell et al, 1996).
The selection process consisted of three steps: a title review, abstract review and full article review.
