... Attribute/DomainRow TupleValues in a column DomainTable Definition Schema of a RelationPopulated Table Extension The RelationalDataModel and Relational Database Constraints
... stress-coping modelin total [9-11]. In a sampleof adult heart patients, tentative proof was found for the model in total [9,10]. Moreover, Röder et al. [11] investi-gated this stress-coping modelin ... by one, however, revealed a model with a good fit (Chi square (24,70) = 28.012, p =Stress-coping modelwith Instruments and MeasuresFigure 2Stress-coping modelwith Instruments and Measures.External ... difficulties with a particular event and with pursuing their goals.'Coping' was assessed with the COping with a DIsease(CODI) questionnaire [16], a coping questionnaire whichincludes six coping...
... Researchers in the experimental group received train-ing in the PRECEDE model before patients wereincluded in the study. This specific training involvedtwo steps: first they were instructed ... mmHg),indicating that our results cannot be compared.However, on comparing the increase in the proportionof patients with metabolic control in the PRECEDE model obtained in our study with those ... subse quently trained in the procedure to be used in the study in three ses-sions. These covered the criteria for including/ excludingpatients, collecting variables, collecting biochemical/...
... XMark. Instead of storing the entire data as a single, large XML instance, it is more natural in a relational database to store the datain tables representing the different entities in the data ... publishing relationaldata in XML. ACM TODS, vol. 27, no. 4, December, 2002. [6] D. Florescu and D. Kossmann. Storing and Querying XML Data Using an RDBMS. IEEE Data Engineering Bulletin, 22(3):27-34, ... content indexing in the following subsections. Secondary XML indexes help with bottom-up evaluation. After the qualifying XML nodes have been found in the secondary XML indexes, a back join with...
... concise way, includingqueries for associative relations representing e.g.coreference.2 The Data Model We propose a stand-off datamodel implemented in XML. The basedata is stored in a simple XML ... relations.The simplified query language has been designed with non-expert users in mind.1 IntroductionGrowing interest in richly annotated corpora is adriving forcefor the development ofannotation toolsthat ... inspired by (Allen, 1991). This set includes(among others) the operators before, meets (de-fault), starts, during /in, contains/dom,equals, ends, and some inverse relations. Thefollowing examples...
... equilibrium data References SI(3rYy PRonSsING Classical mthods Interpolation Smmthing Differentiation Integratim Spline functions in signal prccessing Interpolating splines ... and interpolated valws Local cubic interpolation 5-pint cubic smoothing by Savitzky and Golay Determination of interpolating cubic spline Function value, derivatives and definite integral ... polyhedron shown in Fig. 1.2. Indeed, x1 = x2 = 0 in point A , x1 = x3 = 0 in point B , x3 = x4 = 0 in point C , and x2 = i4 = 9 .in p0int.D . This is a...
... baseline constrained model. However, the gains found in the contextual model are somewhat orthogonal to the gains from usingILP constraints, as applying those constraints tothe contextual model ... change in speaker has occurred betweenthe current and previous contribution.4.3 Constraints using Integer LinearProgrammingWe formulate our constraints using Integer LinearProgramming (ILP). ... Ev-idential Model for Tracking Initiative in CollaborativeDialogue Interactions. In User Modeling and User-Adapted Interaction.Jacob Cohen. 1960. A Coefficient of Agreement forNominal Scales. In Educational...
... test one thing in a single test. Testing more than one thing can lead to confusion and problems maintaining the test. Having two mocks in a test is the same as testing several things. If you ... what’s going on. Having many mocks, or many expectations in a single test can ruin the readability of the test to a point where it’s hard to maintain the test or even understand what it’s testing. ... about RhinoMocks as an appendix at the end of the book written by Oren Eini, the creator of RhinoMocks. 5.3.1 Introducing RhinoMocks into your tests The only thing you’ll need to do (assuming...
... forecastability in intra-day high-frequency data. For example, one class of models explaining the behaviour of intra-day trade data are based on thepresence of asymmetric information between informed ... ignoring the first return in the day, and then concatenating the data. Trading intensity NSE has one of the highest trading intensities in the world. In this period stud-ied here, the mean trading ... decimal point is misplaced whilerecording the data. Errors range from incorrect recording, to human errors. A number ofpapers have dealt with the issues of cleaning up and filtering of intraday data...
... overlapping the output responses toneighbouring points in the input. This idea is illustrated in Figure 2.6, in which a groupof points is successively imaged by systems with increasingly poor ... Demonstrating the action of a linear operator S. Applying the operator (a blur in thiscase) to the inputs and then linearly combining the results produces the same result as linearlycombining them ... yy0ị2:15ịShift invariance has a simple physical interpretation. Consider a source point in the inputdomain at coordinates x0; y0. If we move this source point to different locations in the inputdomain,...
... one models coupled cells where such intrinsictransient dynamics might play a role in forming new attractors. In many physiological models, we are interested in the onset of oscillations, i.e. in the ... with physiological models that are of the same form as (3)except that v is now in R2instead of in R. Specifically, we are interested in modelsthat are described in dimensionless form by singularly ... variables. In calcium models,the total calcium concentration might also be included in the slow variables n.By taking the singular limit ε → 0in( 3), we obtain the layer problem, whichpossesses, in...
... 87.71standard EM and EM using different inference engines areshown in Figure 12.As shown in Figure 12, in this sample run, the learningcurves of EM with exact inference and EM with appr.IIinference converge ... Forward pass with 1-order model. (c) Forward pass with 2-order model. (d) Backward pass with 0-order model. (e)Backward pass with 1-order model. (f) Backward pass with 2-order model. independence, ... forapproximate inference in DBNs,” in Proceedings of the 17thConference in Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence, 2001.[29] F. Hutter, N. Brenda, and R. Dearden, “Incremental thinjunction trees...
... resulting cost due to receiving packets into the buffer isalso higher (i.e., less profitable). Figure 11 shows the alloca-tion of link scheduling to the incoming links or the outgoinglink, depending ... For our examplewith the given parameters, the op-portunistic scheduling policy is given asa=1 if incoming link is “good,”2 if incoming link is “bad” and z>0.(28)Notice that in Figure ... that a(z)= 1forz = 0, 1, 2, 3 asshown in Figure 3. By inspecting Figure 4, we have the nat-ural interpretation—by activating the incoming link so asto increase the buffered packet number from...
... Firefox-based DOM inspector: a crucial debugging tool when getting intoheavy DOM-accessing JavaScript codeThis plug -in is shipped with Firefox, but you must manually choose to install it whenyou install ... directly tothat link!This example is a bit extreme (mainly because you should be validating all the input data anyway), but it demonstrates the following point: scripts that result in some sideeffect ... 196 Combining Ajax and XML with the DOMLet’s now take a look at an example that combines what you have learned in this chapter with Ajax. You will be using the list of locations listed in Chapter...