For each possible completion, probabilities are computed (expectation; E-step) and then the model parameters are reestimated by using the completions (maximazation; M-step).
For this reasons we use the completion time series as the basis of our study of crowd behavior.
To assess community involvement, we used the completion rates of action plans developed collaboratively by providers and community members during supervision visits.
OCSFCM OCSFCM is the algorithm proposed in [9] using the optimal completion strategy for incomplete data updates while clustering in the data space.
The binding affinity of 4-[18F]FEBZA was measured using the homologous completion assay in 12-well plates containing a uniform number of fixed B16F1 cells/well.
Non-verbal intelligence was assessed using the Picture Completion Task, a subtest of the "Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale", revised German version (WAIS-R) [ 35].
Users can build their query list using the auto-completion feature, which finds genes by prefix as the user types or by pasting in large gene lists from other sources, such as text files.
In the DWL triple-completed wells, the top completion produces oil and only trace of the oil contaminates the water drained by the lower "water sink" completion and is re-injected in-situ using the (third) bottom completion.
Using the process of completion, one can introduce the concept of a strong pseudoinverse operator for an arbitrary linear bounded operator and thus relax the requirement that the range of its values be closed.
Models with a nonsusceptible fraction, estimated using the Weibull tail completion method (Table 6), gave very different estimates for the hazard ratio and the odds ratio, as compared with those based on the zero-tail completion method.
