Sentence examples for a measured correlation from inspiring English sources

Pedestrians are treated as individuals with intrinsic kinetic and kinematic parameters that are correlated by a measured correlation matrix obtained by the use of a force platform for several pedestrians in laboratory conditions.

The difference between (15) and the measured correlation is a random variable of zero mean and standard deviation : (16).

We now only consider the subset of SNPs X ˜ obtained from   L after neglecting all irrelevant SNPs and use a measure correlation function χ2 X ˜, Y) to test the association between the outcome label and each SNP X j.

However, clinically we are dealing with local independence as a measure (correlation) of the extent to which the score on one item can automatically predict the score on another item.

Owner and operator of a small print shop, 58 year old Hal Abrams insists the team's woes had a direct, albeit difficult to measure, correlation on his slumping business.

They typically measure correlation, not causation.

This could mean, for example, finding ways of identifying when market participants start to align on one side of a trade by measuring correlations, or measuring returns to flash a warning when they start growing at "super-exponential" rates.

We also define the substitution function, which associate a cost of transforming one grapheme x i into another grapheme y j by a similarity measure (correlation).

We used the Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient as a measure of correlation between model prediction and data.

The intra-cluster correlation coefficient is a measure of correlation of observations in a cluster e.g., herds, villages, agro-ecological zones or administrative units.

The Spearman's correlation coefficient was used as a measure of correlation.