Learning is an iterative process, where at each iteration the weights (connections between single artificial neurons) of the ANN are steadily adjusted, in order to minimize the difference between observed and predicted output (e.g., phenotypes) or training error [ 14].
Have they differed much among the categories, or are they broadly similar? A. The net tuition price paid by students at public two-year colleges has been declining steadily for at least 15 years, after adjusting for inflation.
Cover the pan and cook 7 minutes, adjusting the heat so the water simmers steadily, adding water as needed.
After adjusting for age, they found that average LDL declined steadily at a rate of 2.05 milligrams per deciliter per year, to 104.7 in 2008 from 120 in 2001.
Finally, incidence rates in mothers of daughters diagnosed at age 45 years or older increased steadily with age, with a significant trend (P < 0.05) after adjusting for calendar period.
For instance, employment (seasonally adjusted) has steadily increased throughout 2011 and 2012.
As presented here, while US gross domestic product (GDP) per capita and world GDP per capita have both grown steadily in real terms (adjusted for inflation) since 1973, American worker earnings have not.
The unemployment rate, which had been falling fairly steadily in the city and edged down in July to 5.0percentt, jumped to 5.8percentt in August, after adjusting for seasonal factors.
In multivariate analyses (adjusting for sexes included age groups, year of registration, study phase and source of funding), on-time registration became steadily more likely with each year after 1999.
