The phrase "a finite range and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limits or boundaries in various contexts, such as mathematics, science, or data analysis.
Example: "The function is defined for a finite range and will not produce values outside of this interval."
Alternatives: "a limited range and" or "a bounded range and".
Currently, however, the scaling holds only within a finite range and is typically approximated.
To determine the optimal number of clusters using the informativeness metric, we vary the number of clusters in a cluster analysis over a finite range and calculate the informativeness metric for each value within this space (Fig. 1).
Therefore the attributes can be encoded by a single attribute with a finite range, and we will restrict our attention to this class of models without loss of generality.
The chi-squared value is minimized for C > 0 although its dependence on C is weak (chi-squared values changed from 3.5 to 3.6 when varying C over a finite range), and the fits do not constrain the value of C very much.
This method allows for the comparison of two non-parallel regression lines over a finite range (Tsutakawa and Hewett, 1978; Sokal and Rohlf, 1995).
Also, we further assume that g(x) > 0 over only a finite range of x, and define X ≡ max{abs(x) |g(x) > 0}.
These PDIs can only span a finite range of electron affinities, and there may be implications for proteins that have disulfide pairs with electron affinities higher than the highest PDI or lower than the lowest PDI.
That is, for light-tailed distributions (k>0), where the GPD has a finite range, the estimate appears unstable and less accurate.
These systems use only finitely many agent attributes, and each attribute has a finite range of values.
We deal with continuous random variables defined on a finite range, with continuous probability density functions and finite (but unknown) moments.
Moreover, in practice, the possible values of the audio MDCT coefficients are always finite and concentrated in a finite range.
