This boundary represents a suspension of the accumulation process but, unlike the decision bound in the SPRT and related models (Barnard, 1946; Wald, 1947; Good, 1979; Link, 1992; Smith and Ratcliff, 2004; Bogacz et al., 2006; Gold and Shadlen, 2007), does not terminate the decision process.
This boundary can be set to a pre-defined value to terminate the decision process while emphasizing either speed or accuracy at the expense of the other, or possibly balancing the two in the service of maximizing related quantities like reward rate (Gold and Shadlen, 2002; Palmer et al., 2005; Bogacz et al., 2006, 2010; Simen et al., 2009).
Additional privacy risks can emerge when women give permission for data from amniocentesis to be collected and the results of the amniocentesis lead to a decision to terminate the pregnancy a decision that may be included in the data record.
A fast CU partitioning algorithm is provided in Ref. [22] for HEVC, and this method early terminates the CU size decision process based on the Bayesian decision rule.
UnitedHealthcare also intends to comply with an additional request, the company said, and "will be instituting independent, external third party review in the near term" that would allowed patients whose coverage is terminated to appeal the decision.
No formal criteria were required to terminate treatment, and the decision was based on the judgement of the treating physician.
During data collection, if the participant becomes visibly upset, the researcher will: ask the parent/legal guardian to console the child/adolescent (if appropriate); offer to temporarily stop or terminate the visit; respect the decision made by the participant to stop/carry on the interview.
"Instead, the state made the decision to terminate.
"The decision to terminate Comanche was a thunderbolt," he said.
He then approved the decision to terminate the Travel Office staff".
