Murray's test breaks down each variable into five segments to reach a total of 625 combinations from which certain impossible combinations should be discarded.
A total number of combinations equal to 2240 have been evaluated.
The total number of combinations of parameters c is given by c = ∏ i = 1 N P i.
Subscript i stands for the studied hyper-parameter configuration, which ranges from 1 to the total number of combinations (TC).
The total number of combinations depends only on N, whereas the number of unique combinations can depend on the supercell formula (atimes b times c).
As a result, the total number of combinations is 229 (four for the number of hidden nodes and 227 for the other features).
The total number of combinations to be considered for predicting biological activity of an inhibitor is 2 m − 1.
If M ≪ N, the total number of combinations is still feasible to compute even for a large number of genes.
With five histone modifications, the total number of combinations containing at least two histone modifications is 26.
The total number of combinations was as following: ∑ i = 1 6 (6 i ) = 63 For each combination, the summation of D i), for i = 1,..., 12,063 was computed.
From the total number of combinations (256), we discontinued assessment of 34 unclassifiable drug event pairs since we found discrepant information between the SPC and Micromedex.
