Sentence examples for a statistical problem from inspiring English sources

Reproducibility is often viewed as a statistical problem.

In this work, the enzymatic hydrolysis of pretreated Cistus ladanifer and Cytisus striatus was studied following an experimental design as a statistical problem solving approach.

Ben Alamar: And I would add to that, that very often humans come in with poorly articulated problems, and then you start talking about them and refine them until they become a well-articulated problem that you can then translate into a statistical problem.

In other words, the pattern classification problem now becomes a statistical problem.

While working as a statistician during World War II, Friedman was given a statistical problem about a device whose exact nature he never knew until much later.

However, the time-domain analysis method needs to solve a statistical problem at each time step, leading to elevated computational cost and error accumulation.

This task of detecting these genes is a difficult statistical problem; a statistical hypothesis is made for each of tens of thousands of genes tested, but only a small number of replicate arrays are available to test those hypotheses.

Due to the huge number of genotyped SNPs, genome-wide scans are faced with a major statistical problem even when a single underlying biological hypothesis is being tested.

However, the estimation of (f_{X}) from (Z_{1}, Z_{2}, ldots, Z_{n}) is a new statistical problem which has potential applications in statistics and econometrics.

"To this day," Colson says, "if you say 'coconuts' here, people will know that was part of a metaphor one person used to describe a particular statistical problem he was tackling.

Topic: "A Parsimonious Personalized Dose Finding Model via Dimension Reduction" Abstract: Learning an individualized dose rule (IDR) in personalized medicine is a challenging statistical problem.