THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN FATTY LIVER and sudden death has long been suspected, particularly in forensic pathology, but its pathogenic mechanisms remain elusive. This report describes several cases of fatty liverassociated sudden death in connection with extensive right ventricular fatty replacement. On the basis of the findings described in this study, it is hypothesized that extensive fatty rep...

We consider the relation of a learning model described in terms of Formal Concept Analysis in [3] with a standard model of Machine Learning called version spaces. A version space consists of all possible functions compatible with training data. The overlap and distinctions of these two models are discussed. We give an algorithm how to generate a version space for which the classifiers are close...

This article provides an overview of the literature on hypotheses testing when the hypotheses or models under consideration are non-nested. Two models are said to be non-nested if neither can be obtained from the other by some limiting process, including the imposition of equality and/or inequality constrains on one of the model's parameters. Relevant concepts such as closeness measures and pse...

Most researchers want evidence for the direction of an effect, not evidence against a point null hypothesis. Such evidence is ideally on a scale that is easily interpretable, with an accompanying standard error. Further, the evidence from identical experiments should be repeatable, and evidence from independent experiments should be easily combined, such as required in meta-analysis. Such a mea...