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Rather than define the baseline of B as a single exposure in a particular year, the baseline can be defined relative to a standard distribution of exposure over a time period.

The sensing range of the target is 35 m, and the measurement error has a standard distribution with an expected value of 0 m and a standard deviation of 15%% of the sensing range.

HyPhy scripts needed to fit a REV model to a collection of training alignments and generate similarity scoring matrices can be downloaded from http://www.hyphy.org/pubs/HIV-model/. HIV-1 models presented here are available as a part of the standard distribution of HyPhy (HIVWithin and HIVBetween models).

The RMSE is an approximately unbiased estimate of the standard distribution of the residuals and, therefore, may provide a reasonable estimate of the distribution across changes in the predictor variable.

These tools are included in the standard distribution of Grape.

All QST-parameters were represented as a normal standard distribution with consideration of gender and age, based on this calculation.

We updated the formula by replacing z 1 with t 1 (because the interaction test uses the Student's t-distribution), δ (difference in means between groups) with θ (magnitude of the interaction effect), and Φ (cumulative distribution function of a standard normal distribution) with Ψ (cumulative distribution function of a student's t-distribution).

The i-supervector is processed element-wise with warping functions mapping each dimension to a standard Gaussian distribution (instead of uniform distribution as in rank norm).

The error of (18) as an approximation of a standard normal distribution is of order (mathcal {O}left (frac {1}{sqrt {m 1-p p}}right)) [11].

where P r(Y=1|X) denotes the conditional probability of participating in the labor market, Φ is the cumulative distribution function of a standard normal distribution, and the vector of parameters β is estimated by maximum likelihood8.

Traditional zero-inflated models assume that counts arise from a two-component mixture of a standard count distribution with a distribution degenerate at zero.