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The DNA Database Search Controversy Revisited: Bridging the Bayesian--Frequentist Gap Deux quantités différentes ont été proposées pour mesurer l'évidence dans les cas où un suspect est identifiéà partir d'une base de données de profils ADN. Le rapport de vraisemblance, habituellement développé dans le cadre bayésien, est préféré par de nombreux experts du domaine. La règle dite np a été suggérée sur des arguments fréquentistes par l'American National Research council (NRC) et Stockmarr (1999)... [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Quantifying the Effect of the Surrogate Marker by Information Gain La validation statistique d'un marqueur de substitution a étéétudiée depuis plus de dix ans. Récemment, Alonso et al. ( 2004, Biometrics, 60: 724–728) ont proposé une quantité appelée le facteur de réduction de vraisemblance (LRF) pour évaluer la validité d'un marqueur de substitution. Cependant, comme nous le montrons dans le présent article, le LRF peut ne pas valider correctement un marqueur de substitution. C'est pourquoi nous proposons une nouvelle grandeur, la proportion de gain d'information (PIG) qui utilise l'information de Kullback-Leibler. Des simulations montrent que sous certaines hypothèses de modélisation, le PIG reflète précisément le rôle d'un marqueur de substitution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Presents an abstract of the article 'Jarnvagsdokumentation,' by Britt Johan, published in the journal "Tidskrift for Dokumentation." Description of the organization for railroad documentation in Europe; Publication of a monthly bulletin of documentation with the collaboration of the French, Belgian, Swiss, and Italians; Comparison with railroad documentation in the U.S.

Presents an information about the publication "Versuch einer Strukturanalyse des Franz: Dokumentationsnetzes," by Jeanne Gaudron. Information that the publication consists a list of the number of libraries and documentation centres under detailed headings of type of library and classification schemes used; Description of figures given in four columns under documentation centres, libraries in Paris; Recommendation that surveys be carried out in England, U.S., Austria and Switzerland.

The paper deals with the cadmium effects on the intestinal mucosa of adult Carassius auratus after 7, 14 and 40 days of exposure. After 7 days the mucosa becomes oedematous; the mucous cells show intensive secretion. The cells showing immunoreactivity for the Met- and Leu-enkephalin miss this feature. After 14 days these modifications diminish and after 40 days disappear completely and the mucosa gains its normal characteristics.