In these alternative methods, the value was imputed as the lower bound, the upper bound and weighted means giving more weight to the lower, or upper, bound.
Thus, each cell in the upper layer receives weighted inputs from each node in the layer below and then processes these collective inputs before the unit sends a signal to other layers.
In this paper, we consider a network design problem which has upper-bounds on weighted degrees of vertices as its constraints while the objective is to compute a minimum cost graph with a prescribed connectivity.
Estimated average sodium intake was 2770 (range within communities 2410 3450) mg/day, far exceeding the population-weighted upper limit (2060 mg/day).
The imaging sequence used in the T1-weighted upper arm scan was a Fast Spin Echo sequence: TE = 6 ms, TR = 1000 ms, echo train = 6, FOV = 14 cm, matrix = 320 × 224, slice thickness = 4 mm, slice gap = 0 mm, 64 slices.
The variables α and β are variables that are chosen by the linear programming solver and that allow the gene expression-weighted upper and lower bounds to be violated in order to provide a more optimal solution (i.e., solutions that are more consistent with the gene expression data).
Helen Crawford is a fine Isadora, her strongly placed hips, yielding upper back and softly weighted arms compellingly expressive of her subject's anarchic femininity.
The authors dismiss the use of +2 SD as target values associated with normalcy with suggestions for an upper limit target of weighted mean +1 SD in the possible hope that this will result in lower rates of macrosomia.
Well, to reduce the debt, we're going to have another $5 trillion in tax cuts heavily weighted to upper-income people.
Shisha and Mond [7] obtained a complementary result which examines the upper bounds of (1.4) for weighted versions of the power means.
