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We can notice from Figure13 that the energy consumption of the testbed is more flat than the corresponding instance curve of Figure12.

If an instance of the definiens is available as a premiss and its index is \ j\) then the corresponding instance of the definiendum may be inferred but must be assigned the index \(j + 1\).

And, conversely, if an instance of the definiendum with an index \(j + 1\) is available, then the corresponding instance of the definiens may be inferred but must be assigned the index \ j\).

Then, redundancy of two given feature can be measured by comparing the corresponding instance distributions directly.

Hence, when the user updates her selection of "bait gene symbol" from "CTNNB1" to "EPHB2", the corresponding instance value for the "Cell line" is automatically updated to "HCT116".

Equation 1 measures how many instance labels are the same in the neighborhood of X u via feature X p. The value of U (X p u | Y ) varies from 0 to 1. High U (X p u | Y ) means the corresponding instance has more neighbors with the same class.

Among the relations presented, we have traditional relations, like hyponymy and the corresponding instance-of relation, which involves named entities.

In particular, an individual SVM is introduced for every defined class e j to detect the corresponding instances and is trained under the 'one-against-all' approach.

If the condition is not satisfied, the sum may not exist, in which case the standard treatment of descriptive terms that we are assuming implies that the corresponding instances of the principles that follow are false.

The OntoSearch functionality (the implementation of which is described below) leverages these three logical relationships to find the concepts matching a given query and to retrieve the corresponding instances (reconstructions).

It selects the maximum coefficient in the coefficient vector, and then assigns the class label of the corresponding training instance to this new instance.