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A $-Family Friendly Approach to Prototype Selection

Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, 2016
We explore the benefits of intelligent prototype selection for $-family recognizers. Currently, the state of the art is to randomly select a subset of prototypes from a dataset without any processing. This results in reduced computation time for the recognizer, but also increases error rates.
Pittman, Corey, Taranta, Eugene M., LaViola, Joseph J.   +2 more
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On effects of relaxed selection in familial disorders

Annals of Human Genetics, 1978
SummaryTheoretical predictions are made of the effect of improved treatments, with consequent increase in fertility of affected individuals, on the frequency of familial disorders. Multifactorial inheritance and some two‐locus models are considered. (Changes for simple Mendelian disorders have been estimated previously by many authors.) It is estimated
A M, Davie, C, Smith, R N, Curnow, S M, Holloway   +3 more
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Helping the Family Select a Compatible Pediatrician

JOGN Nursing, 1974
The maternity nurse practicing in any number of settings can help the expectant family select a compatible pediatrician. She can point out to them the practical criteria, such as the size of the physician's practice, that they should consider and suggest that they interview several pediatricians to find one who shares their philosophies of childrearing
J M, Claypool, J M, Farber
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Selected Ophthalmologic and Orthoptic Measurements in Families

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1972
A complete ophthalmologic and orthoptic examination was carried out in 167 families (comprised of 928 individuals). Selected variables from the examination have been chosen for analysis. The members of each family were grouped according to the deviation exhibited by the propositus, eso or exo (whether phoria, intermittant, or tropia), or none. However,
D, Smith, P, Grützner, A, Colenbrander, J P, Hegmann, B, Spivey   +4 more
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Familial selective deficiency of IgA

The Journal of Pediatrics, 1971
W M, Baird, R J, Ablin
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SEXISM, SEX SELECTION AND ‘FAMILY BALANCING’

Medical Law Review, 2008
Traditionally reproductive autonomy meant simply the freedom (assuming it was a real freedom) to decide whether to try and reproduce with whom when and where. However now the issues include the questions of whether reproductive autonomy should extend to include for example social sex selection buying and selling eggs sperm and embryos the selection of ...
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Familial Clustering of Selective IgA Deficiency

Vox Sanguinis, 1976
Abstract. Serum IgA levels of 35 healthy IgA‐deficient index cases, of their 180 first‐degree relatives, and of 31 other family members were studied. IgA deficiency was detected in 7.2% of the first‐degree relatives, which is significantly more than the 0.25% frequency of IgA deficiency in healthy Finnish blood donors.
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Selecting a Model to Guide Family Assessment

Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, 1994
Theoretical models can help critical care nurses deliver planned and systematic care to families in a time-efficient manner. This article describes three family theoretical models: structural-functional, family systems, and family stress.
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Classifier Selection in a Family of Polyhedron Classifiers

2009
We consider an algorithm to approximate each class region by a small number of convex hulls and to apply them to classification. The convex hull of a finite set of points is computationally hard to be constructed in high dimensionality. Therefore, instead of the exact convex hull, we find an approximate convex hull (a polyhedron) in a time complexity ...
Tetsuji Takahashi, Mineichi Kudo, Atsuyoshi Nakamura   +2 more
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Sampling Errors Associated with Family Selection

Biometrics, 1964
The theory of family selection has been investigated from various points of view by many workers over the past few years. This work was recently reviewed by Young [1961] who further developed some aspects of this form of selection. However, the coefficients of the family selection index have to be estimated and, to date, the errors of estimation have ...
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