They may not produce precise information for a specific opponent in an exact situation, but most assuredly they could provide a correlated reference point.
The highest correlated point is the maximum point of elements among {ψ t,m (0),…,ψ t,m (N F −1)}.
Recently, it is clarified that such negatively correlated point processes are useful not only to simulate energy-level statistics of complex quantum many-particle systems, but also to describe statistics of sets of items that are diverse; for example, queries of users and topics in daily news.
Species abundance can be either positively correlated pointing to a favorable microhabitat, or negatively correlated, owing to inter-specific competition.
The Kendall's tau statistic is used for characterizing a local optimum as a cluster center of strongly correlated points.
The correlation function P r)=2σ2[1−exp(−(r/ξ 2α)] is applied to quantitatively evaluate the characteristic length of the spatial heterogeneity (Fig. 3d), where σ is the standard deviation of phase shift values, α is the exponent and ξ is the lateral correlation length and defines the characteristic lengths between two correlated points in the phase shift images20,32.
Acupuncture, using fine needles in the jaw area and correlated points along the body, has been shown to alleviate facial pain, headaches and earaches associated with teeth grinding.
Heterogeneity is modeled here as a correlated random field parameterized in terms of its variance and two-point variogram.
The brand should support that conclusion with a correlated impression.
The proposed HCEQ is a novel multi-agent Q-learning algorithm based on the concept of correlated equilibrium point, and each AGC generator with an agent is to optimize its regulation participation factor and coordinate its decision with others for the overall GCD performance enhancement.
Amino acid substitutions that lead to co-occurring amino acid states are referred to as correlated substitutions, or, incorrectly from an evolutionary point of view, correlated mutations (e.g. [ 14]).
