The phrase "a statistical representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing data or information that summarizes or illustrates a particular aspect of a dataset through statistical methods.
Example: "The chart provides a statistical representation of the population growth over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a statistical depiction of" or "a statistical illustration of".
HWM07 provides a statistical representation of the horizontal wind fields of the Earth's atmosphere from the ground to the exosphere (0 500 km).
We choose the average pooling method, which makes some region average value in the previous layer features as a statistical representation of this region.
Furthermore, it has to be noted that a statistical representation of the proposed fading parameters would introduce additional losses in accuracy but lead to no (or insignificant) gains in terms of computational complexity.
An "equivalent asperity", which is a statistical representation of the surface, was used to determine the deformation of the surface: this enabled the computation of the surface roughness of a surface that had been subjected to compression.
This paper provides a comprehensive survey of existing research into account signatures, an innovative account profiling technology which maintains a statistical representation of normal account usage for rapid recalculation in real-time.
For the case of polycrystalline and inhomogeneous materials, the added challenge is that nanoscale resolution is in general not compatible with the large sampling areas necessary to have a statistical representation of the specimen under study.
A representative volume element (RVE) is related to the domain size of a microstructure providing a "good" statistical representation of typical material properties.
(A and B ) Statistical representation of the CD4+ T cell response following immunization with OVA + LPS in IFA.
To address this issue, the present paper explores the idea of developing component-level models that incorporate the aggregate effects of other components by providing a compact statistical representation of the combined influence on a given component of all other system components.
It is pointed out that the ACER method, if properly implemented, will provide a statistical representation with error bounds of the exact extreme value distribution given by the data.
We also investigated the possibility of a direct statistical representation of the fading parameters by means of normal distributed random processes.
