Then, estimation algorithms are proposed: they rely on decision tree learning algorithms because these yield decision rules readable by humans, which correspond to nested if-then-else rules, where thresholds can be adjusted depending on the living areas considered.
Moreover, as the recent fencing between Mr. Pitt and Mr. Spitzer has shown, hesitancy on the part of the S.E.C. could actually yield tougher rules for Wall Street and corporate America, if other regulators or Congress steal a beat on the agency.
Unlike a courtroom, the filmmakers did not have to yield to rules about admissibility – which was why it was so depressing that the scene where Halloran pleads to get protection after spilling the beans on Bulger is cut short.
Previous approaches when faced with the dimensionality of the problem have tended to use unsupervised or supervised techniques that result in smaller clusters of genes, but clusters by themselves do not yield classification rules.
Also, the classification process was performed using the entire genome, and then it was repeated on each chromosome to examine if partitioning the classification process would yield better rules.
The application of the cascade model yielded 21 rules (see Additional file 2 for details of rule selection).
In short, even though (18) does not fix sharply what objects fall under \(G\), it does yield a rule or function that, when given a hypothetical interpretation as an input, yields another one as an output.
Rasmusen's theory of stare decisis, though it grounds the practice in judicial "self-interest" (understood as the desire to influence policy), does not yield a rule that functions as an exclusionary reason to follow the law.
On December 2 , 1999 the Republic of Ireland modified its constitution, removing its territorial claims to the whole of the island of Ireland, the United Kingdom yielded direct rule of Northern Ireland, new agreements between Ireland and the United Kingdom and between Ireland and Northern Ireland entered into force, and, symbolically, Irish Pres.
