Discrete data is data such as occurrences, proportions, or characteristics (for example, pass or fail) and is counted (for example, the number or proportion of people waiting in a queue, or the ...

However, if the human brain works on a discrete basis, it must treat some probabilities in the same way. For example, a person might judge probabilities as being low, medium, or high.

As concrete examples, both TriHealth (Cincinnati, OH) and Vanderbilt University Medical Center (Nashville, TN) provide case studies demonstrating how successful use of discrete NGS data for clinical ...

Formatting can have a major effect on the success of synoptic reporting for pathologists 24, 26, 27 and clinicians. 11, 22, 27 - 29 Not surprisingly, formatting also has a major effect on the ability ...

Generalized estimating equations (GEEs) have been successfully used to estimate regression parameters from discrete longitudinal data. GEEs have been adapted for spatially correlated count data with ...

Joint mean-covariance regression modeling with unconstrained parametrization for continuous longitudinal data has provided statisticians and practitioners with a powerful analytical device. How to ...