... no gold standard available. Luckily, the Bayesian
approach allows us to automatically select values
for the hyperparameters by treating them as addi-
tional variables in the model. We augment the ... vari-
ables in the model are then chosen based on the
learned parameterization. Here, we propose a dif-
ferent approach based on Bayesian statistical prin-
ciples: rather than searching for an ... input), and some latent vari-
ables t (the hidden structure). The goal is to as-
sign appropriate values to the latent variables. Stan-
dard approaches do so by selecting values for the
model parameters,...
... primary roles only,
thus making it a partial ordering.
1 Introduction
Unsupervised semanticroleinduction has gained
significant interest recently (Lang and Lapata,
2011b) due to limited amounts ... sequence
(A0 , P REDICA T E, A1 ) and sentence b is in passive
voice with sequence (A1 , P R EDICAT E, A0 ). Addi-
tional global preferences, such as arguments A0 and
A1 rarely repeat in a frame (as seen ... [ Mark ]
A0
drove [ the car ]
A1
(b.) [ The car ]
A1
was driven by [ Mark ]
A0
This simple example also shows that while certain
local syntactic and semantic features could provide
clues to the...
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Declaration
Title: A new approachtosemantic and syntactic
functions of English adjectives A contrastive–
analysis with their Vietnamese equivalents
(Graduation ... stative or dynamic contrast,
as it related to adjectives, is largely asemantic one, though as we have seen it
also has syntactic implications.
2.2.2 Gradable and non- gradable adjectives
According ... subject at most language universals.
According to C. James (1980;19), C .A is a form of inter-language study
and a central concern of applied linguistic. As a matter of fact, C .A has had
much to...
... of variation and bias in
relation to monitoring of animal disease incidence on
herd and national level, causal analysis on national level,
as well as estimation of validated treatment criteria.
Monitoring ... into potential errors (bias and
random error) related to data based on clinical examina-
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(page ... mastitis in Danish dairy
herds based on qualitative research interviews. J Dairy Sci
2002, 85:992-1001.
2. Baadsgaard NP, Jorgensen E: ABayesianapproachto the accu-
racy of clinical observations....
... international normalized ratio
(INR), and a liver panel. Although the serum
aminotransferase level correlates poorly with liver
histology, the ratio of aspartate aminotransferase (AST) to
alanine ... HCC, and mortality. In
addition, HCV infection has been linked toa variety of
extra-hepatic manifestations such as autoimmune
diseases, lymphoma, monoclonal gammopathies and
cryoglobulinemia. ... Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). Evaluating for potential treatment candidacy is an important initial step in
the management of chronic HCV infection as not all individuals may need or qualify...
... normal transaminases.
ALT Levels
For many years, ALT has been used as a standard surrogate for the activity of CHB. Thus, ALT level in combination with
HBV DNA level and histological activity ... quantitation and three approved drugs for HBV
treatment, and presents an updated and practical clinical approachto
managing CHB. Highly sensitive PCR-based quantitation of HBV DNA
makes it ... treatment. Overall, LAM and ADV
are probably more favorable due to convenient administration, better tolerance, and less cost. When planning a LAM treatment,
medical adherence and regular follow-up...
... Feyn-
man soon learned that there was a great obstacle to this delayed
action-at -a- distance theory: namely, if a radiating electron, say in
an atom or an antenna, were not acted upon at all by ... x
n
(a) and which leaves the action invariant
(for example, the transformation may be a rotation). The trans-
formation is to contain a parameter, a, and is to be a continuous
function of a. Fora ... is
determined by saying her whole space-time path has a certain
character. For the action [with advanced and retarded terms]
the equations are no longer at all easy to get back into Hamil-
tonian form....
... the team. The database analysts and the
programmers are unable to agree on the proper ways to pass information
back and forth between the interface and the database, and the require-
ments analysts ... packages),
ã hardware and software implementation (implementing new computers or
software),
ã database management and revision (ensuring proper data storage and
access),
ã hardware and software upgrades ... by this approach. It will
also be useful to track organizations using this approach over a period of years,
and to compare their performance to those with different approaches. Orga-
nizations...
... that managers and administrators
face when attempting to impose a transformational change into their organizations
(Slavin and Woodard 2006, 23):
We close with a caution and a challenge. Transformation ... change initiatives,
and they serve as approaches to framing the planned change to fit into the technical
and human aspects of the change.
The Social and Behavioral Perspective in Transformation
is ... transformation actions.
e literature of organizational change clearly reveals that transformation ini-
tiatives are not always successful. When administrators fail to involve the entire
organization...
... can be mapped
across the entire organization. Accenture’s
approach to efficiency contains a portfolio
of tools and assets—the Accenture High
Performance Bank Framework—that can
help a bank achieve ... investment
capital to tackle structural cost
reduction initiatives that have
a longer payback
ã Absolute executive buy-in of
clear financial objectives and
operating model
ã An incontestable fact base and
cost ... simplification,
standardization and improvement. With
approximately 4 million procurement trans-
actions spread across nearly 200 different
business areas each year, the bank wanted
to gain greater...
... 2003,
p.
56).
In
fact, the model seems
to
include a decision phase only as an approach
to
laboratory settings, where participants are usually asked
to
state their
preferences or make decisions about a certain ... 444
Chapter
Twenty
One
presented at
the
11
'h
annual meeting
of
Human Brain Mapping, Toronto,
ON, Canada.
Vartanian,
0.,
& Gael,
V.
(200 4a) . Emotion pathways
in
the brain mediate
aesthetic preference.
Bulletin ... than before,
again including the occipital, temporal, and the frontal lobes, but
in
particular
bilateral orbital frontal corlex.
What
do
the results
of
Kawabata and Zeki (2004) and Skov
ef
al....