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Major Genes for Major Affective Disorder?
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1988Some authorities view the history of science as a sort of saltatory process in which periods of modest gain and of plodding ‘normal science’ are interrupted by dramatic leaps forward and episodes of ‘revolution’ (Kuhn, 1962). If this is so then genetics has, for the past several years, been in a phase of remarkably sustained and continuous revolution ...
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Majorization and approximate majorization
1991Introduction We saw in chapter 6 that a variety of natural and apparently different criteria for comparison actually were equivalent. Thus we found equivalent criteria in terms of overall comparison of risk functions, in terms of Bayes risk for a fixed prior distribution, in terms of sublinear functional, in terms of performance functions of decision
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2023
Near the end of World War II, General Omar Bradley began waging a campaign to reform the U.S. Army’s newspaper The Stars and Stripes. Bradley was angered by the paper’s publication of editorials, which he considered damaging to GI morale. Rather than a stereotypical clash between a repressive general and a progressive news organization, Bradley’s ...
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Near the end of World War II, General Omar Bradley began waging a campaign to reform the U.S. Army’s newspaper The Stars and Stripes. Bradley was angered by the paper’s publication of editorials, which he considered damaging to GI morale. Rather than a stereotypical clash between a repressive general and a progressive news organization, Bradley’s ...
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On subordination and majorization
1985Let L be the class of functions f analytic and locally univalent in the unit disc U, normalized by \(f(0)=f'(0)-1=0\). The authors consider the functions \[ g_{\alpha}(z,t)=(1+t)^{2(1-\alpha)}/4^{1-\alpha}\quad f(tz),\quad t\in (-1,1]\setminus \{0\} \] \[ g_{\alpha}(z,t)=z/4^{1- \alpha},\quad t=0 \] and prove a) If \(f\in L\) then \(g_ 0(z,t)\) is a ...
Eenigenburg, P. J., Waniurski, Józef
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How Major Is Major Depression?
2015Major depression is not a coherent diagnostic entity. Moreover, its definition is problematic, particularly the very low bar in symptoms and time course required to make the diagnosis. Major depression is not always that major, and is seriously overdiagnosed, particularly in patients whose depressive symptoms are related to categories.
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2017
Simple majority (SM) is a voting system whereby the highest number of votes for one alternative within those under decision designates the winner. It may refer to a voting requirement of half of either all ballots cast or those voting on the given alternative plus one and also to the highest number of votes cast for any one alternative, while not ...
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Simple majority (SM) is a voting system whereby the highest number of votes for one alternative within those under decision designates the winner. It may refer to a voting requirement of half of either all ballots cast or those voting on the given alternative plus one and also to the highest number of votes cast for any one alternative, while not ...
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