Sentence examples for transformed copy from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, at the reference destination Dx0, a transformed copy of the received signal at the relay, T ( y R ), is then transmitted to the destination node, which suffers from the other relay's transmission w j j ∈ ϒ R located in a homogeneous PPP ϒ R, each average transmitting power of an interferer j is E[|w j |2] = P jD.

Hierarchical cluster analysis in SPSS software was applied to log2 transformed copy number estimates of probe sets using a Pearson correlation measure with furthest-neighbor distance.

Principle components analysis in SPSS software was applied with Varimax rotation to log2 transformed copy number estimates for 2,000 probe sets with the widest range of values for autosomal chromosomes.

They used an original configuration of landmarks for each entire diatom, generated three copies to which they applied reflections about the two axes of symmetry, and appropriately relabelled the landmarks of each transformed copy.

However, our approach first transformed the original probe signal into a copy number state value using a hidden Markov model (HMM), followed by an association analysis using the transformed copy number state of an SNP site.

Two types of breast cancer copy number variation (CNV) data, which were log2 transformed copy number values from Affymetrix SNP6 and putative copy-number calls determined using GISTIC 2.0 (−1, −1, 0, 1, 2 represent homozygous deletion, hemizygous deletion, neutral, gain, and overamplification, respectively) were used in this study.

The number of these components is influenced primarily by the number of symmetry transformations for the type of symmetry considered and, accordingly, by the number of transformed copies of each landmark configuration that are included in the dataset.

In addition, to alleviate the small data issue of remote sensing images for training, our proposal introduces a self-learning by learning the mapping function using images and their transformed copies.

In the first analysis, only four transformed copies are included in the dataset, whereas six transformed copies are considered in the second analysis, and twelve transformed copies are included in the third analysis.

Directional asymmetry can be obtained as the difference of the average shape of all original configurations from the overall Procrustes consensus of the original and transformed copies.

For instance, the six transformed copies of the triangle in Figure 3 differ from each other by rotations of exactly 120° or 240°, by a reflection about the vertical axis, or a combination of both (each with the appropriate relabelling).