A trivial low-complexity approximation is obtained by simply ignoring the code constraint during the EM iterations.
Another conclusion was that "no trivial low-level strategies (e.g., relying on transformation-preserved diagnostic luminance patches ) could account for rat invariant recognition behavior" [120].
We extend the existing invariants for graylevel images and show that in the case of color images there exist additional independent invariants, which can be constructed as joint invariants from cross-channel moments and/or from new non-trivial low-order moments.
Numerical simulation and experimental results demonstrated that the RTD effect becomes trivial at low flow rates (corresponding to long residence time in this study).
The final set of stimuli consists of two categories of nouns: 60 vital nouns with high ratings of importance (mean±SE = 5.92±0.04) and 60 trivial nouns with low ratings (mean±SE = 2.71±0.07: t(59) = 41.99, p<0.001) while maintaining the same familiarity constant (t 59)<1).
Furthermore, the nature of the ailments of the younger population may be trivial, thereby reflecting low perceived usefulness of USB-PHR for them.
Trivial is the lowest priority.
Here we choose a threshold that is sufficiently high so that the PCTN is non-trivial, and sufficiently low so that partial correlation selection does not produce severe filtering.
This policy is trivial to implement, has low computational complexity [42, 49], and requires little state to be kept only the order of arrival of objects.
Identifying these signaling metabolites (disease markers) and measuring them in trace concentrations is not a trivial problem, and the low concentrations of analyte molecules presents a major challenge, along with the specificity to a given analyte.
Cronbach's alpha was 0.87; the corrected total-item correlation ranged between 0.55 0.75, with trivial 'floor' score and low 'ceiling' effect.
