Sentence examples for a pair of estimates from inspiring English sources
When there is any inconsistency between a pair of estimates, derived from the change in the cost of a node, the algorithm must update the estimates of every node affected by this change.
Similar to the approach of Vul and Pashler [2], we measured the degree of independence between a pair of estimates by computing how much of an accuracy improvement was afforded by averaging the responses, versus considering them separately.
Waples and Do (2010) noted that studies using the temporal method to estimate N e could also include a pair of estimates from the LD method.
For Bayesian posterior distributions, the AUC provides the probability that, given that treatment A is truly more effective than treatment B and we randomly select a pair of effect estimates for treatment A and treatment B, A proves better than B. Figure 2 shows the ROC curve and the AUC for the fictitious example.
We considered a pair of an estimated parameter and GT correctly matched if the metric distance between the estimated head position and the GT position is less than five pixels.
That said, Sotheby's is the only house to offer a Vincent Van Gogh, a still life of a pair of shoes estimated at $8 million to $12 million.
It raised over £11m ($20m), including £4,000 for a pair of Martini glasses (estimate: £50-70) and £1.2m for a cabinet called "The Fragile Truth".
In the first stage, the time difference of signal arrival between a pair of microphones is estimated.
Therefore, if the ISB of a pair of receivers is estimated, it can be used as the ISB correction for the pair of receivers (Paziewski and Wielgosz, 2015).
A new strategy for the embedded formula, using a pair of methods to estimate the local truncation error, as performed in traditional embedded Runge Kutta schemes, is proposed.
Probabilistic linkage is a method that utilizes personal and event information common to a pair of records to estimate the probability that the two records describe the same person and/or event [7, 15].
