The phrase "a commonly used parametric" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a parameter or model that is frequently utilized in a specific context, such as statistics, programming, or mathematics.
Example: "In our analysis, we will employ a commonly used parametric model to predict future trends based on historical data."
Alternatives: "a frequently used parameter" or "a widely adopted parametric model".
Non-parametric linkage (NPL) analysis, which has been described as a powerful approach compared with the commonly used parametric methods[20], was run to account for the possibility of alternative modes of inheritance.
Hence, modeling the hazard function of competing interventions with fractional polynomials provides a general framework that includes some of the commonly used parametric survival functions and does not rely on the constant hazard ratio assumption.
A Monte-Carlo simulation compared this nonparametric procedure to commonly used parametric multiple comparison tests.
Different from the commonly used parametric methods which consist of selecting a suitable parametric model and estimating the parameters, this paper presents an improved non-parametric method to estimate wind speed probability distributions.
In conclusion, the nonparametric LDA model appears to be a more accurate predictor of radiotherapy-induced left ventricular perfusion defects than commonly used parametric models.
The idea behind a test of independence (e.g., chi-square test) is similar to commonly used parametric tests, such as the t test, because both of these tests assess whether variables are statistically associated with each other.
The most commonly used parametric time-to-event models are the Weibull, log-logistic and log-normal distributions.
The mathematical models compared were three commonly used parametric models [Lyman normal tissue complication probability (LNTCP), relative serialty (RS), generalized equivalent uniform dose (gEUD)] and a nonparametric model (Linear discriminant analysis--LDA).
Like the most commonly used parametric autofocus techniques in ISAR imaging (the image contrast maximization and entropy minimization methods) this is achieved by estimating a target's radial motion in order to correct for target scatterer range cell migration and phase error.
