Sentence examples for a continuous estimate from inspiring English sources

In many applications, a continuous estimate of the excitement level is desired.

Moreover, these methods produce a continuous estimate of the dependent variable, which is different from what is reported by the participants during the survey conducted in this study.

In our study, we used complex demodulation to obtain a continuous estimate of amplitude during the study period.

For example, the Department of Energy publishes a continuous estimate of the water power potential in MW of the different hydrologic regions of the United States [57].

Moreover, a continuous estimate of amplitude over time, as obtained by complex demodulation, facilitates taking into account possible associations of strength of seasonality (amplitude or ratio of seasonal variation) with absolute suicide numbers.

In some cases a continuous estimate of a proxy for a resource was available rather than a direct estimate of power availability, and in these cases we classified the resource into categorical categories based on published opinion about what sites were developable.

Such geographical maps can be used to support public health decisions through providing a spatially continuous estimate of the heterogeneity of the frequencies of these conditions.

Calculating this probability for all times, i.e. all days when patients were observed, provides a time continuous estimate of the probability of criminal in the cohort on each day.

The intermediate estimates provide a continuous path estimate, with latent times of no data "filled in" with estimates constrained only by the movement model and the environmental data.

Further successive bins along the time axis overlap, so that a smoothed and continuous estimate of the hazard is obtained [ 15].

This clinical biomarker can thus be readily assessed at the bedside to yield a non-invasive and continuous estimate of the probability of severe sepsis.