The phrase "a function of its parameter" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical, programming, or scientific contexts to describe how a function's output is determined by its input values or parameters.
Example: "The output of the algorithm is a function of its parameter, which influences the final result significantly."
Alternatives: "dependent on its parameter" or "determined by its parameter".
To estimate the model parameters, the most common approach is to optimize a likelihood function, which quantifies how good the model explains the data as a function of its parameters [75].
However, we have not investigated in detail the behavior of MROPC as a function of its parameters.
Additional details on the derivation of our model and analysis of the behavior of the fitness function as a function of its parameters are given in Appendix 3. We re-annotated the promoter fragments of Zaslaver et al., 2006 by mapping the published primer pairs to the E. coli K12 MG1655 genome.
The economic model expresses the long-run cost per time unit of operating the combined VSI EWMA and VSI X chart scheme as a function of its design parameters, the parameters that describe the behavior of the process, and the cost parameters associated with the operation of the scheme.
TFER gives MCS decisions based solely and directly on the FER estimations as a function of its threshold parameter t h FER and therefore denoted by T F E R(t h FER ) [64, 65].
This paper introduces the more general class of filters in which each structuring element is scaled by a function of its sizing parameter, the result being multivariate heterogeneous granulometries.
The algorithm builds compact, analytical circuit models and represents the scattering parameters of the passive components as a function of its geometrical parameters and as a function of the frequency.
The first approximates the response surface giving the solution of a stochastic equation as a function of its random parameters by a finite set of hyperplanes tangent to it at expansion points selected by geometrical arguments.
Parametric analyzes that investigate the rover's mobility as a function of its design parameters are also presented.
The concept of quantitative drug design is based on the fact that the biological properties of a compound are a function of its physicochemical parameters.
