Each pattern was mean-subtracted to avoid any trivial classification based on overall higher cross-classification performance for Sd- than outcome-evoked data.
Table 3 shows that 28/90 (31 %) of 'small' or 'Trivial' effects based on MD were statistically significant compared with 7/90 (8 %) for ORs.
It is trivial that, based on the pigeon hole principle, Vclu1, Vclu2 and Vclu3 cannot simultaneously occur in a diploid genome.
My own problem with the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology is different, more trivial, and based on the depiction of DNA and not RNA topping the hierarchy [ 93].
Additional file 2: Table S4 shows that 12/59 (20%%) of 'Trivial' effects based on MDs might be clinically important because on an OR scale these were 'Medium' or 'Large'.
Adding to this, the region corresponding to helix α2 is relocated towards the N-terminus owing to the circular permutation (Fig. 1 & 6a), making the identification of the catalytic residue a non-trivial exercise based on sequence information alone.
If, then selecting for the minimum error is trivial since it is based on selecting one feature, and this corresponds to the minimum error resulted using the decision stump.
It's not a trivial issue -- based on Obama's initial budget offering, the estimates add up to nearly $79 billion from a climate cap and trade on carbon dioxide (CO2) in 2012, climbing to a total of $645.7 billion by 2019.
A non-trivial asymptotic technique, based on the introduction of an artificial small parameter is used to solve the equations.
The key is the use of a non-trivial optimization technique based on the concept of flow in a graph (Ahuja et al., 1993; Mairal and Yu, 2012).
