We generalize the expression introduced by Bailey and Elkan (1994) to define the expectation of the missing data for position j in sequence i using the OOPS model as follows: (4) Z i, j (t ) ≜ p (Z i, j = 1 | X i, θ (t ) ) = p (X i | Z i, j = 1, θ (t ) ) ∑ l = 1 L i − w + 1 p (X i | Z i, l = 1, θ (t ) ) where Li is defined as the length of input sequence i, and w is defined as the motif width.
To imagine that this rapid growth could have occurred without the climate treaties, and the expectation of tighter emission targets soon, is to miss the crucial normative and standard-setting of global agreements.
But today alone, on the back of missing earnings expectations by 28%, shares have fallen almost 30% to $24, sending Sears to its lowest level in over two years.
But for the normal restaurant-goer, these hyperbolic junkets just feed the fear of missing out and raise expectations – look, Mum, I'm in the best restaurant in the world – that are forever destined to be dashed.
If HR defines its role solely as meeting the expectations of line managers, we miss the opportunity to perform as true strategic business partners and to deliver greater value to the organization.
However, a year later in the face of missed expectations, the founders pivoted quickly to something completely unrelated to the original goal.
MasterCard eased $13.11, or 2.4 percent, to $539.80 after the payments processing company reported that revenue missed the expectations of financial analysts who cover the company.
Wendy's International warned today that 2002 earnings could miss the expectations of analysts by as much as 6 cents a share.
We used SPSS Missing Value Analysis MVAA), expectation maximization for imputation of missing values in respondents with valid data on at least half of the items within a measure.
Using the EM (expectation-maximization) algorithm for imputation of missing values, a second dataset including estimates for individuals with missing data was created (n = 1114).
