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The mixture Poisson-logarithmic (Plog) model is proposed as a special case of the NB distribution, where the bacterial clusters are Poisson distributed while the individuals in each cluster follow a logarithmic distribution.

For each spectrum 60 points were collected, with a logarithmic distribution of 10 points per decade.

In a single compressed JPEG image, the first digits of DCT coefficients follow a logarithmic distribution.

Measured data suggested that the vertical structure of velocity profiles within 10 cm above the bed maintains a logarithmic distribution during the whole tidal cycle except the slack-water periods.

Variables with a logarithmic distribution do not fit well with linear models due to their large variations; this led us to use a logistic regression model, since it fit better with logarithmic distributions.

The maximum degree of uncertainty for a given ESP will be typically described by a uniform distribution, whereas a logarithmic distribution favors the occurrence of smaller values compared to larger ones, and a Gaussian distribution preferentially samples around a central value.

In contrast, a fit to a truncated logarithmic distribution (prediction of a simple BDIM) failed for all genomes (P < 10-5; Fig. 16, 17, and data not shown).

Indeed, the Benford's law [18] stipulates that, under certain conditions, the distribution of the first digit of a variable follows a special logarithmic distribution [15].

The number of articles retrieved by a query showed a nearly logarithmic distribution, comparable to previous results[ 15].

Indeed, the Benford's law [ 18] stipulates that, under certain conditions, the distribution of the first digit of a variable follows a special logarithmic distribution [ 15].

Since we are sampling from a uniform logarithmic distribution parameters that are not affecting the response type should remain uniformly logarithmically distributed in the parameter subsets.