The three settings are defined as follows: Setting 1, P e = P l = 0.005 Setting 2, P e = 0.02 and P l = 0.005 Setting 3, P e = 0.005 and P l = 0.02.
Settings were defined as Clinical (interventions aimed at individuals in a clinical setting), Clinical system (interventions involving the healthcare system, such as subsidies for cessation medications or provider training), Community (interventions aimed at individuals in a community setting), or Mixed (trials involving interventions in two or more of the above).
Fast-food settings were defined as establishments where payment is made before receiving food.
For this purpose BLAST settings are defined as length 7 and E value 10.
Transitions between end-of-life care settings were defined as moves or changes in location of care during the last three months of life.
High stringency settings were defined as Insertion cost = 3, Deletion cost = 3, Mismatch cost = 3, Length fraction = 1.0 and similarity fraction = 1.0.
The verification results of SSR tag cloud were shown in Figure 7, and the parameter settings were defined as follows: SSR quality of 100%and80%0%, minimum SSR length of 20 nucleotides, motif conserved ratio of 80% (i.e., at least 5 species possessing identical SSR motifs in each species cluster), and with a selection of "show all SSRs".
In Figure 5(a), the parameter settings were defined as follows: SSR quality of 90% for perfect SSR patterns, minimum SSR length of 20 nucleotides, motif conserved ratio of 80% (i.e., at least 5 species possessing identical SSR motifs in each species cluster), and all possible SSR candidates were shown.
In this case study, the parameter settings were defined as follows: SSR quality of 90% for perfect SSR patterns, minimum SSR length of 20 nucleotides, motif conserved ratio of 80% (i.e., at least 5 species possessing identical SSR motifs in each species cluster) and showed all possible SSR candidates.
The quality settings for the training and test sets are defined as shown in Table 12.
