The phrase "a coefficient for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical, scientific, or statistical contexts when discussing a specific coefficient related to a variable or equation.
Example: "In this experiment, we need to determine a coefficient for the rate of reaction."
Alternatives: "a factor for the" or "a parameter for the".
AdaBoost combines a series of estimators by line, and α m is another weight or a coefficient for the estimator.
In column (3) the polynomial of order 3 yields a coefficient for the cube of the technical change which is not statistically significant.
The findings show that the weight obtained from the level of requirement of skills initiate a coefficient for the equation of employability score.
where X k represents the RF impairment of the kth component of a configuration, h k is a coefficient for the kth term, k=1,2,⋯,N, and Z represents the overall RF impairment of the configuration.
Since the study is a prospective clinical based study, we used relative risk (RR) as a coefficient for the risk factors; these relative risks were estimated from univariate cross tabs analysis.
In such a thermal radiation field, the transition rate from an initial state |n ℓ m〉 to a state |n ′ ℓ ′ m ′〉, is given by the product of the mean photon occupation number at the frequency of the transition, and the Einstein A coefficient for the transition.
The Cronbach's a coefficients for the HBS total scale (0.90) and each of the three subscales (0.98 0.99) indicated good internal consistency for this newly constructed instrument.
In other words, we created a coefficient for follow-relationships in the same state and follow-relationships across states.
This approach provides a coefficient for palliative cases within the existing CIHI statistical model.
The parameter (beta_{2}) represents a coefficient for authoritative information to effect on the nonsupporter agents, and parameters m and γ donate coefficients for rumor-spreading competition.
A low p value and a positive coefficient for the porosity in Table 3 indicate that an increase in porosity would increase the produced energy.
