We describe our approach to , and highlight our experiences with , the development of a robust data curation process that supports healthcare analytics . The process consists of the following steps : collection , understanding , validation , cleaning , integration , enrichment , and storage . It has been successfully applied to the processing of a variety of data types including clinical data from electronic health records and observational studies , genomic data , microbiome data , self-reported data from surveys , and self-tracked data from wearables from more than 600 subjects . During the course of statistical software development , validation of algorithms is a crucial activity which ascertains the accuracy and quality of the numbers they produce . The open source R software can be used extensively in achieving this goal . The bit error in the packet of data to be transmitted in the network , such as networks , such as wireless networks , overhead or in the data , such as the conventional error correcting code , redundant information such as the conventional error correcting code it can be corrected by a process that does not require . In the validation set process compares the value in the corrupted data and a set of known valid values , selects the known valid values ​​to replace the corrupted data . The consistency check process , to a value obtained from the packet to determine whether there is consistency with each other , using the correlation characteristics of two or more parameters . A type system definition in XTypeS is a set of rules which act on the elements of the AST of a program , which in Xtext is represented by an EMF model . Then , XTypeS will generate the corresponding Java code that can be used to implement the validation part for a language developed in Xtext . We describe the features of XTypeS by writing the type system of two languages implemented in Xtext : Featherweight Java and λ-calculus . The scope of this paper is PHY implementation and validation of NMM that cover all functional groups which includes RSSI , RSRP , Sync ( Synchronization Information ) , PBCH ( MIB ) and BCCH ( All SIBs ) decoding . This paper will cover NMM procedures , Call Flows , real time field deployment use-case , validation setup , validation-processes etc . Additionally , this will also discuss validation steps , debug tools and functional results . The effectiveness of system with sensitivity value of 0,046 - 0,085 , specification value 0,023 - 0,052 , and system reliability is 59,5 % . Validation value system that has been built for pattern recognition Java script on the training process is 100 % , the testing process with the data -3o rotation , -1o , + 1o , + 3o reaches 100 % , for a rotation -5o testing data , and + 5 ° is 80 % , testing of handwritten data is 65 % , the test data + 10o rotation is 25 % , the test with the data translation is 5 % , and for testing with the data and the data of rotation + 90 ° zoom in ( view ) is 0 % . It contains 3 , 425 videos of 1 , 595 different people , and the video lengths vary from 48 to 6 , 070 frames with an average length of 181.3 frames . Ten folds of 500 video pairs are available , and we follow the standard verification protocol to report the average accuracy with crossvalidation . We again use the STN and similarity transformation to align the face images . We provide detailed discussions for accuracy measures such as misclassification rate , confusion matrix , misclassification cost , quadratic and informational loss , ROC curve and lift chart , RMSE , MAD , AIC , BIC , Spearman 's ρ , and Kendall 's τ , within and between cluster distance . The following performance estimation techniques are discussed : resubstitution , holdout , v-fold cross-validation , leave-one-out/jackknife , and bootstrap . Further , we cover statistical hypothesis testing for comparing performance of two algorithms for the same data mining task . Our central result is that the severity of holdout ( i.e. inefficiency ) is critically dependent on three factors , ( a ) the transparency of the bargaining protocol , ( b ) the outside option of the buyer , and ( c ) the marginal contribution of the last seller . We find that although the accepted wisdom that holdout is severe , goes through whenever either the buyer has no outside option , or the bargaining protocol is secret , the holdout problem however is largely resolved whenever either the bargaining protocol is transparent and the buyer has a positive outside option , or if the marginal contribution of the last seller is not too large . The second stage performs TF-IDF weighting on each term and splits a dataset of 450 journals for data sharing training and data testing . The splitting method used is the data holdout method and ten-fold cross-validation . The third stage is modeling the classification using cosine similarity , and K-Nearest Neighbor with the value of k used is 3,6,7,9 . In this paper , computational intelligence techniques are always illustrated through simple insurance applications and are systematically compared to one another to determine their adequacy to our needs : regularisation , neural networks and generalised linear modelling are compared as tools for predictive modelling ; fuzzy set theory and Bayesian analysis are compared as tools for dealing with uncertain and soft knowledge ; dynamic Bayesian networks and Kalman filtering are compared as tools to understand changes in the environment ; and so on . Apart from the methodological findings , some practical recommendations also emerge from this investigation : ( i ) that the use of regularisation techniques should be expanded in actuarial practice , as these solve the problem of variable selection efficiently ; ( ii ) that cross-validation and the Bayesian Information Criterion should be used for model validation alongside more traditional methods such as the Akaike Information Criterion and the holdout sample method , especially in situations where data is scant ; ( iii ) that Bayesian analysis should be the preferred tool for dealing with data uncertainty , model uncertainty and soft knowledge ( rather than fuzzy set theory or rule-based systems ) , and that Bayesian networks should be used where we have complex chains of dependency ; ( iv ) that dynamic Bayesian networks are a more general alternative to Kalman filtering ( applied in the past to reserving and pricing ) to deal with environment changes , and can also be extended to incorporate decisions and utility ( dynamic decision networks ) , allowing to deal with problems such as DFA and pricing optimisation ; ( v ) that multiagent systems may be used to simulate markets and design optimal strategies in the face of competition , or to design regulation that achieves some overall goal . In all these techniques , the Bayesian framework is ubiquitous . We conduct a retrospective analysis by training our models on a previous release of the DrugBank database with 1,141 drugs and 45,296 drug-drug interactions and evaluate the results on a later version of DrugBank with 1,440 drugs and 248,146 drug-drug interactions . Additionally , we perform a holdout analysis using DrugBank . We report an area under the receiver operating characteristic curve score of 0.807 and 0.990 for the retrospective and holdout analyses respectively . Using this criterion , we examine the choice between holdout and several full-sample error estimators using covariance models and a patient-data model . Full-sample design consistently outperforms holdout design . The relation between the two designs is revealed via a decomposition of the expected bound into the sum of the expected true error and the expected conditional standard deviation of the true error . The optimization results provide some evidence that an efficient portfolio provides significantly greater risk and return benefits compared to individual programs and external benchmarks . In a holdout period analysis , efficient portfolios have superior average return performance , but they fail to dominate the relevant benchmarks in terms of mean and variance . However , these out-of-sample results should be considered cautiously , given the small number of observations available . However , while researchers using PLS-SEM routinely stress the predictive nature of their analyses , model evaluation assessment relies exclusively on metrics designed to assess the path model ’s explanatory power . Recent research has proposed PLSpredict , a holdout sample-based procedure that generates case-level predictions on an item or a construct level . This paper offers guidelines for applying PLSpredict and explains the key choices researchers need to make using the procedure.,The authors discuss the need for prediction-oriented model evaluations in PLS-SEM and conceptually explain and further advance the PLSpredict method . The results describe the spatial dependence structure within the trial site , provide pixel and multi-pixel summaries of probability of forest land use , and explore discretization schemes of the posterior predictive distributions to forest and non-forest classes . Model prediction results of a holdout set analysis suggest the proposed model provides high classification accuracy , 88 % , for the trial site . A sample of 625 company audited years with qualified statements and 625 ones with unqualified financial statements over the period 1998 - 2003 from 823 manufacturing private and public companies is being used in contrast to most of the previous works in the UK that have mainly focused on very small or very large public companies . Furthermore , the models are being developed and testing using the walk-forward approach as opposed to previous studies that employ simple holdout tests or resampling techniques . Discriminant analysis and logit analysis are also used for comparison purposes . In the scenarios under consideration , we reach the same conclusion from the two hypothesis testing procedures . The simu lation study suggests that the adjusted model ( with validation data model ) is always better than the unadjusted model ( without validation data model ) . However , exception is possible in the fixed budget scenario . Furthermore , due to the different formats and unpredictable nature of devices , data validation is also required . Although , there are many different data ingestion tools available which serves the purpose of structuring the data , but validation of data is still a big challenge . Therefore , we proposed a Schema Generator which aims to auto generate a schema of the input file for a new device added to the system , and validates this schema against the input file using available ingestion tool . Multi-layer perceptrons ( MLP ) make powerful classifiers that may provide superior performance compared with other classifiers , but are often criticized for the number of free parameters . Most commonly , parameters are set with the help of either a validation set or cross-validation techniques , but there is no guarantee that a pseudo-test set is representative . Further difficulties with MLPs include long training times and local minima . An analysis methodology based on both structural and reachability-like approaches , is also presented to derive the behaviour characteristics of the modelled systems in terms of their functionality and performance . From validation data analysis the user can obtain useful suggestions regarding layout configuration and strategies of resource management and can be guided throughout the whole production system design phase . An application example is given . The subjects in this study were grade 4 elementary school students . The validation data collection techniques through validation sheets , practicality data through CTA tests . The results of the study show that the developed of mobile application integrated with realistic mathematics meets valid/proper requirements based on expert and practitioner assessments that are practical and easy if applied in mathematics learning and that is effective in improving students ’ creative thinking ability . For the validation of complex simulation systems , the general structure of the simulation validation tool was presented from the perspective of knowledge , and such key components as the validation data base , validation method base , validation rule base , and reasoning system were designed . Based on such design thoughts the validation tool was developed . In addition , ESA develops a continuous series of Earth Explorer satellite missions . As geophysical validation of these EO data remains a high priority , ESA has initiated a project to develop a Generic Environment for Calibration/validation Analysis ( GECA ) , which is considered to become the next generation validation data centre . The evolution part of GECA is in the interoperability between various validation data centres , offering several functionalities facilitating validation analysis with full traceability . The computational predictions compared well with the experimental data . This study contributes a new validation data set and computations for high-Reynolds number bluff-body flows . The validation data set can be used for initial assessment in evaluating RANS models which will be used for studying the drag or drag trends predicted by the baseline truck geometries . Then some appropriate characteristics of the software quality are selected to build evaluation system based on BP artificial neural network . Then the experiment is carried out with BP network learning and validation data testing . Finally , through the experimental results , the method can evaluate software quality more accurately . Experimental settings . We perform our experiments on the English PTB corpus , with § 02–21 for training , § 24 for validation , and § 23 for test ; no additional data were used for training . We follow the same hyperparameters as the generative model proposed in rnng . Diversity is enforced by both submitting this task to the widest possible crowd while limiting the number of available tasks per contributor and by selecting large sets of slot values . Each generated query goes through a validation process taking the form of a second crowdsourcing task , where at least two out of three new contributors must confirm its formulation , spelling , and intent . Majority voting is indeed a simple and straightforward approach for quality assessment in crowdsourcing . The Cityscapes validation set is used as our test set . We split 500 images out of the Cityscpaes training set for the validation purpose ( e.g. , to monitor the convergence of the networks ) . In training , we randomly sample mini - batches from both the images ( and their labels ) of SYNTHIA and the remaining images of Cityscapes yet with no labels . In our experiments we also use Caltech training data for validation . For those experiments we use one of the suggested validation splits : the first five training videos are used for validation training and the sixth training video for validation testing . paragraph : Caltech10x We propose and study three different novel approaches for tackling the problem of development set selection in Statistical Machine Translation . We focus on a scenario where a machine translation system is leveraged for translating a specific test set , without further data from the domain at hand .
We describe our approach to , and highlight our experiences with , the development of a robust data curation process that supports healthcare analytics . The process consists of the following steps : collection , understanding , validation , cleaning , integration , enrichment , and storage . It has been successfully applied to the processing of a variety of data types including clinical data from electronic health records and observational studies , genomic data , microbiome data , self-reported data from surveys , and self-tracked data from wearables from more than 600 subjects .
During the course of statistical software development , validation of algorithms is a crucial activity which ascertains the accuracy and quality of the numbers they produce . The open source R software can be used extensively in achieving this goal .
The bit error in the packet of data to be transmitted in the network , such as networks , such as wireless networks , overhead or in the data , such as the conventional error correcting code , redundant information such as the conventional error correcting code it can be corrected by a process that does not require . In the validation set process compares the value in the corrupted data and a set of known valid values , selects the known valid values ​​to replace the corrupted data . The consistency check process , to a value obtained from the packet to determine whether there is consistency with each other , using the correlation characteristics of two or more parameters .
A type system definition in XTypeS is a set of rules which act on the elements of the AST of a program , which in Xtext is represented by an EMF model . Then , XTypeS will generate the corresponding Java code that can be used to implement the validation part for a language developed in Xtext . We describe the features of XTypeS by writing the type system of two languages implemented in Xtext : Featherweight Java and λ-calculus .
The scope of this paper is PHY implementation and validation of NMM that cover all functional groups which includes RSSI , RSRP , Sync ( Synchronization Information ) , PBCH ( MIB ) and BCCH ( All SIBs ) decoding . This paper will cover NMM procedures , Call Flows , real time field deployment use-case , validation setup , validation-processes etc . Additionally , this will also discuss validation steps , debug tools and functional results .
The effectiveness of system with sensitivity value of 0,046 - 0,085 , specification value 0,023 - 0,052 , and system reliability is 59,5 % . Validation value system that has been built for pattern recognition Java script on the training process is 100 % , the testing process with the data -3o rotation , -1o , + 1o , + 3o reaches 100 % , for a rotation -5o testing data , and + 5 ° is 80 % , testing of handwritten data is 65 % , the test data + 10o rotation is 25 % , the test with the data translation is 5 % , and for testing with the data and the data of rotation + 90 ° zoom in ( view ) is 0 % .
It contains 3 , 425 videos of 1 , 595 different people , and the video lengths vary from 48 to 6 , 070 frames with an average length of 181.3 frames . Ten folds of 500 video pairs are available , and we follow the standard verification protocol to report the average accuracy with crossvalidation . We again use the STN and similarity transformation to align the face images .
We provide detailed discussions for accuracy measures such as misclassification rate , confusion matrix , misclassification cost , quadratic and informational loss , ROC curve and lift chart , RMSE , MAD , AIC , BIC , Spearman 's ρ , and Kendall 's τ , within and between cluster distance . The following performance estimation techniques are discussed : resubstitution , holdout , v-fold cross-validation , leave-one-out/jackknife , and bootstrap . Further , we cover statistical hypothesis testing for comparing performance of two algorithms for the same data mining task .
Our central result is that the severity of holdout ( i.e. inefficiency ) is critically dependent on three factors , ( a ) the transparency of the bargaining protocol , ( b ) the outside option of the buyer , and ( c ) the marginal contribution of the last seller . We find that although the accepted wisdom that holdout is severe , goes through whenever either the buyer has no outside option , or the bargaining protocol is secret , the holdout problem however is largely resolved whenever either the bargaining protocol is transparent and the buyer has a positive outside option , or if the marginal contribution of the last seller is not too large .
The second stage performs TF-IDF weighting on each term and splits a dataset of 450 journals for data sharing training and data testing . The splitting method used is the data holdout method and ten-fold cross-validation . The third stage is modeling the classification using cosine similarity , and K-Nearest Neighbor with the value of k used is 3,6,7,9 .
In this paper , computational intelligence techniques are always illustrated through simple insurance applications and are systematically compared to one another to determine their adequacy to our needs : regularisation , neural networks and generalised linear modelling are compared as tools for predictive modelling ; fuzzy set theory and Bayesian analysis are compared as tools for dealing with uncertain and soft knowledge ; dynamic Bayesian networks and Kalman filtering are compared as tools to understand changes in the environment ; and so on . Apart from the methodological findings , some practical recommendations also emerge from this investigation : ( i ) that the use of regularisation techniques should be expanded in actuarial practice , as these solve the problem of variable selection efficiently ; ( ii ) that cross-validation and the Bayesian Information Criterion should be used for model validation alongside more traditional methods such as the Akaike Information Criterion and the holdout sample method , especially in situations where data is scant ; ( iii ) that Bayesian analysis should be the preferred tool for dealing with data uncertainty , model uncertainty and soft knowledge ( rather than fuzzy set theory or rule-based systems ) , and that Bayesian networks should be used where we have complex chains of dependency ; ( iv ) that dynamic Bayesian networks are a more general alternative to Kalman filtering ( applied in the past to reserving and pricing ) to deal with environment changes , and can also be extended to incorporate decisions and utility ( dynamic decision networks ) , allowing to deal with problems such as DFA and pricing optimisation ; ( v ) that multiagent systems may be used to simulate markets and design optimal strategies in the face of competition , or to design regulation that achieves some overall goal . In all these techniques , the Bayesian framework is ubiquitous .
We conduct a retrospective analysis by training our models on a previous release of the DrugBank database with 1,141 drugs and 45,296 drug-drug interactions and evaluate the results on a later version of DrugBank with 1,440 drugs and 248,146 drug-drug interactions . Additionally , we perform a holdout analysis using DrugBank . We report an area under the receiver operating characteristic curve score of 0.807 and 0.990 for the retrospective and holdout analyses respectively .
Using this criterion , we examine the choice between holdout and several full-sample error estimators using covariance models and a patient-data model . Full-sample design consistently outperforms holdout design . The relation between the two designs is revealed via a decomposition of the expected bound into the sum of the expected true error and the expected conditional standard deviation of the true error .
The optimization results provide some evidence that an efficient portfolio provides significantly greater risk and return benefits compared to individual programs and external benchmarks . In a holdout period analysis , efficient portfolios have superior average return performance , but they fail to dominate the relevant benchmarks in terms of mean and variance . However , these out-of-sample results should be considered cautiously , given the small number of observations available .
However , while researchers using PLS-SEM routinely stress the predictive nature of their analyses , model evaluation assessment relies exclusively on metrics designed to assess the path model ’s explanatory power . Recent research has proposed PLSpredict , a holdout sample-based procedure that generates case-level predictions on an item or a construct level . This paper offers guidelines for applying PLSpredict and explains the key choices researchers need to make using the procedure.,The authors discuss the need for prediction-oriented model evaluations in PLS-SEM and conceptually explain and further advance the PLSpredict method .
The results describe the spatial dependence structure within the trial site , provide pixel and multi-pixel summaries of probability of forest land use , and explore discretization schemes of the posterior predictive distributions to forest and non-forest classes . Model prediction results of a holdout set analysis suggest the proposed model provides high classification accuracy , 88 % , for the trial site .
A sample of 625 company audited years with qualified statements and 625 ones with unqualified financial statements over the period 1998 - 2003 from 823 manufacturing private and public companies is being used in contrast to most of the previous works in the UK that have mainly focused on very small or very large public companies . Furthermore , the models are being developed and testing using the walk-forward approach as opposed to previous studies that employ simple holdout tests or resampling techniques . Discriminant analysis and logit analysis are also used for comparison purposes .
In the scenarios under consideration , we reach the same conclusion from the two hypothesis testing procedures . The simu lation study suggests that the adjusted model ( with validation data model ) is always better than the unadjusted model ( without validation data model ) . However , exception is possible in the fixed budget scenario .
Furthermore , due to the different formats and unpredictable nature of devices , data validation is also required . Although , there are many different data ingestion tools available which serves the purpose of structuring the data , but validation of data is still a big challenge . Therefore , we proposed a Schema Generator which aims to auto generate a schema of the input file for a new device added to the system , and validates this schema against the input file using available ingestion tool .
Multi-layer perceptrons ( MLP ) make powerful classifiers that may provide superior performance compared with other classifiers , but are often criticized for the number of free parameters . Most commonly , parameters are set with the help of either a validation set or cross-validation techniques , but there is no guarantee that a pseudo-test set is representative . Further difficulties with MLPs include long training times and local minima .
An analysis methodology based on both structural and reachability-like approaches , is also presented to derive the behaviour characteristics of the modelled systems in terms of their functionality and performance . From validation data analysis the user can obtain useful suggestions regarding layout configuration and strategies of resource management and can be guided throughout the whole production system design phase . An application example is given .
The subjects in this study were grade 4 elementary school students . The validation data collection techniques through validation sheets , practicality data through CTA tests . The results of the study show that the developed of mobile application integrated with realistic mathematics meets valid/proper requirements based on expert and practitioner assessments that are practical and easy if applied in mathematics learning and that is effective in improving students ’ creative thinking ability .
For the validation of complex simulation systems , the general structure of the simulation validation tool was presented from the perspective of knowledge , and such key components as the validation data base , validation method base , validation rule base , and reasoning system were designed . Based on such design thoughts the validation tool was developed .
In addition , ESA develops a continuous series of Earth Explorer satellite missions . As geophysical validation of these EO data remains a high priority , ESA has initiated a project to develop a Generic Environment for Calibration/validation Analysis ( GECA ) , which is considered to become the next generation validation data centre . The evolution part of GECA is in the interoperability between various validation data centres , offering several functionalities facilitating validation analysis with full traceability .
The computational predictions compared well with the experimental data . This study contributes a new validation data set and computations for high-Reynolds number bluff-body flows . The validation data set can be used for initial assessment in evaluating RANS models which will be used for studying the drag or drag trends predicted by the baseline truck geometries .
Then some appropriate characteristics of the software quality are selected to build evaluation system based on BP artificial neural network . Then the experiment is carried out with BP network learning and validation data testing . Finally , through the experimental results , the method can evaluate software quality more accurately .
Experimental settings . We perform our experiments on the English PTB corpus , with § 02–21 for training , § 24 for validation , and § 23 for test ; no additional data were used for training . We follow the same hyperparameters as the generative model proposed in rnng .
Diversity is enforced by both submitting this task to the widest possible crowd while limiting the number of available tasks per contributor and by selecting large sets of slot values . Each generated query goes through a validation process taking the form of a second crowdsourcing task , where at least two out of three new contributors must confirm its formulation , spelling , and intent . Majority voting is indeed a simple and straightforward approach for quality assessment in crowdsourcing .
The Cityscapes validation set is used as our test set . We split 500 images out of the Cityscpaes training set for the validation purpose ( e.g. , to monitor the convergence of the networks ) . In training , we randomly sample mini - batches from both the images ( and their labels ) of SYNTHIA and the remaining images of Cityscapes yet with no labels .
In our experiments we also use Caltech training data for validation . For those experiments we use one of the suggested validation splits : the first five training videos are used for validation training and the sixth training video for validation testing . paragraph : Caltech10x
We propose and study three different novel approaches for tackling the problem of development set selection in Statistical Machine Translation . We focus on a scenario where a machine translation system is leveraged for translating a specific test set , without further data from the domain at hand .
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