Other studies analysed the transferability of CMFs, such as the study by Yannis et al. [26], which provided transferability rankings for different factors, or by Elvik [49], which showed that horizontal curves-related accident modification functions developed in ten countries are significantly different.
The context, participants' characteristics and results will be detailed in depth, which facilitates transferability.
Unfortunately, this was completed on a group of university students of limited age range, 45 which reduces transferability to the general population, and the authors stated poor recording consistency of the data collected.
This method thus proposes using a modified SVM called Correlation-Transfer SVM which takes such transferability into account by enforcing a suppression of the learned SVM along such dimensions with lower ρ values as they have little or no beneficial knowledge for transfer to the target task.
The issue of generalizability is in qualitative research usually addressed as transferability, which represents the possibility of transferring the results in a study to other settings or groups [ 23].
(2011) who showed that connectivity rather than function was the crucial determinant of gene transferability, which is consistent with the frequent transfer of aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases that are informational, but have few interaction partners in the cell (Woese et al., 2000; Andam & Gogarten, 2011).
In addition to factors which may raise transferability concerns, authors have proposed systems, checklists or even indices to assess or measure the transferability potential of EEs and HTAs conducted in other jurisdictions to the jurisdiction of interest.
Eight studies did not explicitly state the price year of adjustment [19, 21, 22, 24, 29, 33, 34, 36], which impedes the transferability of the results.
If there are detailed and high quality data available, it is usually for specific areas or economic sectors, which hampers the transferability of specified models.
