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The basic matrix operations +, — and correspond to the normal matrix addition, subtraction and multiplication (using the dot product) for scalars these are also defined in the usual way. For the first two operations the two matrices should generally have the same dimensions, and for multiplication the number of columns of die first matrix should equal the number of rows of die second matrix. It is possible to place the results in a target or else simply display them on die screen as a default variable called ans. 

There may be significant unit-to-unit variation in residues between units of Case 2 commodities, which has lead to a eoncon diat using the composite residue value does not adequately represent the potential for high residues on some units. The NESTI ealcula-tion accounts for this variation throt the use of default variability factors, v. If experimental data for individual units are available, it may be useful to calculate specific variability factors. These values are introduced into the equation shown below which represents the worst case. 

Second card FORMAT(8F10.2), control variables for the regression. This program uses a Newton-Raphson type iteration which is susceptible to convergence problems with poor initial parameter estimates. Therefore, several features are implemented which help control oscillations, prevent divergence, and determine when convergence has been achieved. These features are controlled by the parameters on this card. The default values are the result of considerable experience and are adequate for the majority of situations. However, convergence may be enhanced in some cases with user supplied values. 

Looking at the process capability map for turning/boring in Figure 4.42 gives a risk value, A = 1.05, for a dimension of 012 mm. This value defaults to the component manufacturing variability risk, q, when there is no consideration of surface finish capability in an analysis. 

With referenee to the proeess eapability map for turning/boring, + = 1.7 for a dimension of 050 mm. This value defaults to the eomponent manufaeturing variability risk, when there is no eonsideration of surfaee finish eapability in an analysis. The shifted standard deviation, a, for the dimensional toleranee on the hub bore ean then be predieted from equation 4.28 ... 

FORTRAN names (unit, variable, array, etc.) consist of an initial lettci see defaults (or leal and integej types in the following) followed by letters or digits, the maximum length of which is 6 ihaiacters. 

Type declaration—Specifies data type to be represented by a variable name (overrides defaults), e.g.,... 

A few format specifiers are shown in the example. A ">" means the variable will be right justified in the field, a "<" indicates left justification. The default is centered. An exclamation point indicates that units will be displayed. 

The following variables are given default values if the user does not explicitly define them ... 

Now look at rows 21-24. Notice how ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE is truncated to ALKALINE PHOSP. This happens because the default behavior of the Import Wizard, PROC IMPORT, and the External File Interface (EFI) is that they scan only 20 rows deep into the file to determine variable attributes. Text field truncation is a common problem here. Another problem is that if a field appears to be numeric in the first 20 rows but later has character text beyond the scanning depth of PROC IMPORT, the procedure will terminate with an error message. There are two workarounds for this scanning depth problem. 

By default, Import entire file is selected, so deselect it and specify that line 1 is to be used for column headings and that all rows at line 2 and beyond are to be imported. Next, select the Text Format option and make the following changes so that the pipe character is set as the variable delimiter. 

The next step is to specify Column Options, where the SAS variable name, label, type, length, informat, and format can be changed if the SAS Enterprise Guide defaults are not desired. Also, there is a variable drop field option as well. The following is a sample of that window filled out for the LABNORM file. 

DBSASLABEL By default, the SAS label for an imported variable is set to the column name. Setting DBSASLABEL=NONE places null values into the SAS labels. 

At this point, column/variable attributes can be changed. For instance, in the preceding window you see that the Lab Test field defaults to 255 characters wide, which you can easily reduce if desired. If you then click Results in the left pane, you can change where the SAS data set is stored. At this point, click Run and you will see that the import into SAS has taken place in SAS Enterprise Guide. 

The prime notation is used to designate a differential equation. In the equations above, h represents dh/dt. Note that 1 is the default independent variable. If you wish to track a different independent variable (e.g., dhldx), simply write the expression for h as before, and then include a statement to change the variable, that is,... 

A specification of the NLP problem to be solved—at a minimum, the number of functions, the number of variables, which function is the optimization objective, bounds on the functions and variables (if different from some default scheme), and initial values of some or all variables (the system may supply default values, but using these is recommended only as a last resort). 

Table 10.10 shows the performance of the evolutionary solver on this problem in eight runs, starting from an initial point of zero. The first seven runs used the iteration limits shown, but the eighth stopped when the default time limit of 100 seconds was reached. For the same number of iterations, different final objective function values are obtained in each run because of the random mechanisms used in the mutation and crossover operations and the randomly chosen initial population. The best value of 811.21 is not obtained in the run that uses the most iterations or computing time, but in the run that was stopped after 10,000 iterations. This final value differs from the true optimal value of 839.11 by 3.32%, a significant difference, and the final values of the decision variables are quite different from the optimal values shown in Table 10.9. 

Inheritance, derivation, or extension mean that the definition of one class is based on that of one or more others. The extended class has by default the variables and operations of the class(es) it extends augmented by some of its own. The extension can also override an inherited operation definition by having one of its own of the same name. 

The axis scales can be rearranged to plotting variables on either the left and right hand side of the graph, as chosen in Graph/Choose Variables. TIME is always displayed on the X axis as the default condition, but any calculated value can be chosen. 

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As introduced in Chapter 8, uncertainty factors (UF) are commonly invoked by risk assessors to deal with uncertain knowledge regarding, for example, differences in response between animals and humans (interspecies extrapolation), and variability in response among humans. Typical defaults for these two sources of uncertainty are UFs of 10. 

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