Minimum Redundancy Maximum Relevance (mRMR), proposed by Peng et al., is an effective feature-selection method for evaluating the worth of an attribute by considering the minimum redundancy between attributes and the maximum relevance between attributes and targets [ 7].
Attribute selection (i.e. InfoGainAttributeEval) is used to evaluate the worth of an attribute by measuring the information gain with respect to the class.
The gain ratio (GR) evaluates the worth of an attribute by measuring the gain ratio with respect to the class.
It depends on management objectives and societal values since it is from these that the relative worth of different ecosystem attributes emerges [21], [33].
Throughout Andhra Pradesh, 69 fatalities and worth of damage was attributed to Typhoon Gay.
Since then, the concept of reliability has become a pervasive attribute worth of both qualitative and quantitative connotations.
In Godwin's mind, the fact that one individual has a greater claim to rescue than the other is not only not in conflict with impartiality, but indeed is implied by impartiality, for it is based on the (alleged) fact that an impartial judgment of their worth attributes more to one than to the other.
For Garcia the price is nothing so much as the reminder that if his career, for all its periodically dazzling attributes and $28m worth of prize winnings, has become an agony of elusive fulfilment, no one is ever more likely or equipped to remind him of this more forcibly than the Tiger.
By asking individuals to make trade-offs between an important but limited number of attributes, a unique set of values ("preference weights" or "part-worth utilities") can be derived.
In effect, he cinematically attributes two French generations' worth of neurotic, self-destructive behavior to the collective repression of history.
