Sentence examples for Standardized sum from inspiring English sources
We consider the central limit theorem for the probability density function ƒn(x) of the standardized sum of independent and identically distributed random variables with finite variance and regular probability density function.
Berry-Esseen inequalities are currently considered, within the realm of the central limit problem of probability theory, as a powerful tool to evaluate the error in approximating the law of a standardized sum of independent random variables (r.v.'s) by the normal distribution.
A g score was derived from the test battery as the standardized sum of the standardized subtest scores.
The standardized sum of all z-scores was used as a composite score for the metabolic syndrome (MetS).
Therefore, we expressed total parasite loads as residuals of a linear model with the standardized sum as response and cage and family as factors.
Scores for each scale were based on the standardized sum of the items, giving a range from 0 (low satisfaction) to 100 (high satisfaction).
Root mean squared error (RMSE), Aitchison's distance (AD), standardized residual sum of squares (STRESS) and right ratio of the predicted soil texture types (RR) were chosen to evaluate the accuracy for different interpolators.
The intuition for the lemma below is as follows: if the price p i of a good i is low (in comparison to some other price - prices are standardized; they sum up to 1) then the demand significantly exceeds the supply of that good; if the price p i is (relatively) high - so all the other prices are low - then the demand for the i th good is considerably less than its supply.
22 We assigned a generalized weighting matrix, which was standardized to sum to one.
Other one-sided tests included T-like statistic [ 8]; MaxMean statistic [ 9]; standardized weighted sum statistic [ 10]; and OLS statistics [ 6].
The four component social fragmentation index variables were standardized and summed with equal weights, resulting in a normally distributed index with mean zero and 95%% quantiles between −2.5 and 2.2.
