Sentence examples for the edge exists from inspiring English sources
Let P T be the probability that a method predicts the existence of an edge given that the edge exists, and P F the probability of predicting the existence of an edge given that the edge does not exist.
In this situation, these nodes have achieved survivable connectivity and the edge exists.
The eDGe exists in a category all by itself, because it does an awful lot more than just an e-reader or just a netbook.
The approaches presented in [28 30] represent drug target interactions by a bipartite graph and label drug target pairs as +1 if the edge exists or −1, otherwise.
For any two nodes and in, the edge exists if and only if the nodes are within communication range of each other.
Let D e i be a random variable that assumes realization 1 when the i−th experiment X i predicts that the edge exists and 0 when it predicts that the edge does not exist.
More precisely, we compared the edges in the two graphs: when an edge existed in a graph and not in the other the distance was incremented with 1, if the edge existed in both graphs but did not represent the same linking way, the distance was incremented with 2. The obtained distance is then a metric.
It's about the edge, and that edge exists there in this very amplified way.
The probability that an edge exists between the newly added node v and an arbitrary existing node i follows the linear preferential-attachment function [29].
In this case, the cost of is the cost of a loss event if edge exists in the observed present-day networks and 0 otherwise; the cost of is the cost of an interaction gain if present-day edge exists.
If we consider the posterior probability of an edge as a frequency, as if we could actually observe the proportion of samples in the group, then for the two disease groups C and D we can calculate the posterior odds ratio (postOR) for each edge: where and are the posterior probability estimates for the event that an edge exists between gene j and gene k, in groups C and D, respectively.
