Sentence examples for a long-term correlation from inspiring English sources
With a longer averaging period a long-term correlation is calculated.
The convolutive nature of reverberation induces a long-term correlation between a current observation and past observations of reverberant speech.
French and Burns (2004) reported a 7-year trend in OH rotational temperature, identifying a long-term correlation between temperature and the solar cycle and effects of planetary wave penetration into the upper mesosphere during the winter season.
A recent study on the effects of colcemid on chromosome condensation showed that the dynamic of this process was deterministically chaotic with a long-term correlation and scaling exponents 0.5 < α < 1.0, thus underlining the non-linear properties of human chromatin [69].
The next step will be to obtain long-term results, e.g. 1 or 2 years after the last treatment cycle, to a) investigate whether treatment effects are long lasting and to b) more importantly, establish whether there is a long term correlation between disc height increase and pain reduction.
By using this so-called source-filter model, a speech segment can be whitened with a cascade of a formant predictor for removing short-term correlation, and a pitch predictor for removing long-term correlation [2].
It is worthwhile noting that the events, especially, some extreme events in a time window will affect the correlation which would be estimated in the following time windows, even has a delayed effect on the long-term correlation.
The long-term correlation should be limited to a certain range according to our intuition.
It can also be used to determine the long-term correlation structure between these loads in the form of the long-term correlation coefficients.
Due to the vocal cords vibration, the voice speech segments show some long-term correlation.
In reconstruction related tasks, for example, the long-term correlation is much more limited because our goal is to reconstruct the spectrogram frame by frame.
