... Constructor public LineHolder (Line line1, Line line2) { this.line1 = line1; this.line2 = line2; } // Methods public void setLine1 (Line line1) { this.line1 = line1; } 10.6 ... code contrasts the initialization of reference types and scalar types.Point point1 = new Point(2, 2); Point point2 = new Point(3, 3); Line myLine = new Line(point1, point2);int height = 72; ... methods in class Line that return its two end points. Then two new line objects could be created in the constructor for class LineHolder using end points of the input line1 and line2 objects in...
... government financing, leads to: – an increase of private financing: the patient will have to pay more “out of pocket” resulting in a growing private insurance market. – an ever-increasing pressure ... two main streams: 1) using panels of expert nurses and NMDS-coordinators to build the acceptability of the tool and 2) making use of existing and new empirical nursing data for developing a ... are linked with the hospital discharge dataset. By linking both datasets we aim to develop a methodology to link the nursing data with diagnostic related groups (DRGs) in a logical and meaningful...
... priority for carrying out studies of quality improvement in general practice, using data obtained from EPRs. Health Continuum andData Exchange in Belgium andin the Netherlands 9Francis H. ... assessment of change in quality (difference in prescribing indicators between the first and the second phase of the study) and compared the results between the pooled and restricted database. We did ... quality indicators between the database con-taining data from consultations at the surgery and home visits (pooled database) and the database after removal of home visits (restricted database)....
... Author Index 625 Subject Index 627 MEDICAL INFORMATICS Knowledge Management and Data Mining in Biomedicine xiii UNIT 111: Text Mining andData Mining Chapter 14: Semantic Interpretation ... analysis, and joint learning using dataand text mining. We have compiled a list of interesting and exciting chapters from major researchers, research groups, and centers in medical informatics, ... Tennessee and worked as a health care administrator. He 6 MEDICAL INFORMATICS 2. KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT, DATA MINING, AND TEXT MINING: AN OVERVIEW Knowledge management, data mining, and text mining...
... data analysis, and joint learning using dataand text mining. We have compiled a list of interesting and exciting chapters from major researchers, research groups, and centers in medical informatics, ... management, data mining, and text mining techniques involve learning patterns from existing data or information, and are therefore built upon the foundation of machine learning and artzjkial intelligence. ... images, 3D medical informatics, and infectious disease informatics. Unit I11 presents emerging biomedical text mining anddata mining research including: semantic parsing and analysis for patient...
... easy, and the kappa was 100%.We then annotated a total of 42 conversations fortraining and 13 for testing. Different labelers an-notated the training and test sets; none of the au-thors were involved ... LIBSVM (Chang and Lin,2001), a support vector machine classifier trainedusing an RBF kernel. Table 3 presents results for3Precision and recall are of course 54.59% and 100%.106Proceedings of the ... directly and therefore referred tousing a second-person pronoun, as in example (1).1(1)A: and um if you can get that binding point alsomaybe with a nice example that would be helpfulfor Johno and...
... not bind the same singlebinding site, rather that I-AniI appears to contain twobinding sites.Keywords: Aspergillus nidulans; homing endonuclease;RNA binding protein; DNA sliding; RNA splicing.Group ... correlation between inhibition ofendonuclease activity and inhibition of splicing activityindicating that RNA binding can be monitored by meas-uring inhibition of the endonuclease reaction [36]. In ... and itsbinding affinity is not altered by the presence of DNA in theDNA binding site.Interestingly, when 3 nMRNA and 10 nMDNA wereadded simultaneously to a limiting amount of protein in TK8...
... NormsTable 3. Comparison of the Linear and Nonlinear ModelsIndices Linear ModelNonlinear Model(with interactionsonly)Single-IndicatorNonlinear ModelMultiple-IndicatorNonlinear Modelχ² (df; p value) ... the importanceof including significant nonlinear relationships in researchmodels in general, and taking into account the significantnonlinear relationship between A and SN in organizational ... significant and negative (γ3 = -0.04, p < 0. 001), indi-cating substitution between attitude and subjective norms.The Single-Indicator Nonlinear ModelFollowing Ping (1996, 2004), A*SN was obtained...
... in describing the methodsused between dentists and dental nurses. There was,however, a marked differencebetween the pairs that hadworked in the same clinic regarding the start and termi-nation ... thenexamined one by one in order to create a list of clinicswith pairs of employees working in the same clinic.Finally, we cropped the list to include only those pairswho had worked at least between ... clinics stoppedusing manually mixing of amalgam in the mortar and started using copper amalgam before 1980, these ques-tions were excluded in the between worker analysis. Thequestions used in...
... flexibility in hardware modeling and built -in error checking to ensure signal compatibility in large, complex models–Type checking rules must be obeyed in behavioral and gate-level models • Data ... •Declare ports and signals using appropriate data types•List possible values for each data type•Declare scalar and composite data types –array and records•Declare one-dimensional and two-dimensional ... Assigning to 2-D Arrays •For most memory applications, the Read and Write address vector is converted to integer, referencing an element within the 2-D array - The conv_integer function...
... scheduling discipline and an ensured level of QoS. Based on the effective bandwidth theory, the joint in uence of the channel fading, the data outsourcing process, and the scheduling discipline in ... algorithm. It is intended toimprove Best Channel by maintaining a balance between twocompeting interests: maximizing the total wireless networkthroughput while allowing a minimum level of service ... constraint given in terms of a delayconstraint and a BER. The delay constraint consists of a targetdelay Dt and the probability of exceeding it, ε. Three simple and widely employed disciplines...
... is defined as the unary complement: The one’s complement of a number, A, denoted by , is defined asFrom Eq. 1.18 it can be shown that To see this note that and This yields Inserting Eq. ... useful to know the representation in terms of the weighted bits. For instance, -5, can be generated from the representation of -1 by eliminating the contribution of 4 in -1: Similarly, -21, can ... eliminating the positive contribution of 16 from its representation. The operations can be done in hex as well as binary. For 8-bit 2’s complement one has with all the operations performed in...