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Therefore, we simply select those particles with the highest weights to exchange to balance these two factors.

In the following, we simply select the estimate of to be the value which achieves an assumed CDF goal denoted by.

In each iteration, we simply select one atom in such a way that the linear combination of this atom and the previously selected atoms maximizes the SSIM index for approximating each y i (i = 1,2,…,N).

Thus, in each iteration we simply select the point that maximizes the above equation begin{aligned} alpha _n ( varvec{lambda }_{1:n-1}, bar{f}_{1:n-1} ) = {arg max }_{varvec{lambda }} alpha _mathrm {EI} varvec{lambda }| varvec{lambda }_{1:n-1}, bar{f}_{1:n-1}).

For MI selection, we present two results using two different numbers of selected dimensions because we find that when we carefully select useful dimensions (69,992 for VGG-16 and 40,000 for AlexNet), the accuracy may even improve while if we simply select a few dimension (4096 here) the performance drops violently.

For detached spines, the above algorithm is not needed since we simply select the last layer as the neck, and the largest layer before the neck as the head.

It should be noted that in the experiments described in this paper, we simply selected the three elements that tend to affect each other from the view point of meteorology.

Here we simply selected top 2775 probes and bottom 3339 probes for comparison after ranked with WAD and FC statistic.

Because nine common binary-class tumor-genomics datasets [ 28] did not offer independent test sets, we simply selected ten multiclass tumor-genomics datasets with independent test sets (Table 1) for analysis in this study.

To determine the coverage of the cell site, we first simply select a cell site in the map window.

The selection of the set of 17 genes took into account their collective interactive role in distinguishing cancer cases from controls (namely, we did not simply select those genes that, taken individually, have particularly high expression levels or high correlations with the outcome).