Construct validity was examined by comparing the correlation coefficients between the kidney disease targeted dimensions [ 22, 23].
Relying on the multi-level adaptation, a particle not only updates its neighbors based on its current fitness landscape but also periodically re-selects target dimensions that the particle learns from its neighbors.
This meant that programs which targeted any dimension of stigma were included, even though they couldn't necessarily be considered anti-stigma programs per se.
where D is an effective target dimension and Δϕ/Δt is the rate of change of the aspect angle ϕ.
Due to the voxel size constraint imposed by the reconstruction software for each system, when the target image voxel dimension was not possible, the closest one to the target dimension was selected.
Process capability index is usually used to evaluate a stable manufacturing process and is defined by process mean, standard deviation and target dimension.
Obviously, the maximum Doppler shift corresponds to the target trajectory perpendicular to the baseline (i.e. when δ = 0°) and therefore, within the FSML, it is specified only by target speed and effective target dimension.
Then, a two-step supervised dimensionality reduction technique, i.e. principal component analysis (PCA) plus linear discriminant analysis, is employed to reduce the dimensionality, in which the target dimension and number of classes are taken as variable parameters.
In the current analysis, we refer to students' self-regulation as an important personality characteristic because it is an essential precondition as well as a target dimension of all formal and informal learning processes (Sembill et al. 2007; Weinert 1982).
The target dimension of the PCA output was set equal to the dimension of the observation vector that is generated when using a 4th order polynomial function (i.e. the highest value of T for which HMM under-training occurrences were not observed).
