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We refer to R2 as a robust coefficient of determination in subsequent examples.

In the same way, a robust coefficient of determination R2 can be formulated as R 2 = RD RD + ( n − p − 1 ) ( τ ̂ φ / 2 ) ; (14).

Probe sets were selected for clustering based on the following criteria: (i) P-value of a variance test less than 0.01 and (ii) a robust coefficient of variation (rCV) less than 10 but greater than the 95th percentile of the rCV.

2) The drawback caused by the line impedance difference can be eliminated with the optimal selection of robust coefficient K e to a large extent.

This is supported by a robust average coefficient of 0.71 for the set of random sequences (see Supplementary Material).

One of them is a relevance measure in the form of a robust correlation coefficient rLWS A, for which we investigate theoretical properties.

Based on the LWS estimator for the linear regression, a robust correlation coefficient rLWS U, V) was proposed by [ 16] as a measure of linear association between two data vectors (14) U U 1, …, U n T, V = V 1, …, V n T, in the linear regression model (15) V i = β 0 + β 1 U i + e i, i = 1, …, n.

The value of the robust coefficient of determination R2, expression (14), is 18%.

Note, also, that the robust coefficient of determination, R2, has increased from 18%to28%8%.

The values of the regression coefficients are given along with the robust coefficient of determinations R2 and estimates of τ φ.

In order to accurately show the influence of line impedance and robust coefficient K e on the load sharing accuracy, the accurate relationship model between the load sharing and system parameters is presented in this section.