The phrase "actual coefficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, statistics, or scientific discussions where you need to refer to a specific coefficient that represents a real or observed value.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that the actual coefficient of friction was significantly lower than the theoretical value."
Alternatives: "real coefficient" or "observed coefficient".
The actual coefficient is 1.5 2.2 times the ideal value.
The resulting vector w differs from the actual coefficient vector of the stimulus (u_{1}) by up to a complex-valued scaling factor.
The actual coefficient is about 1.4, implying that only roughly 30%% of the 1949 1950 native outmigration occurred as a response to immigrants who arrived during this period.
The strategy is now to encrypt the coefficient data of a frequency band (e.g. DC, LP, or HP), generate a dummy data block used to mimic the actual coefficient data, and put this block in front of the encrypted coefficient data in the code stream.
The results for the DAG are found to be insensitive to the actual coefficient value.
Correlations that were reported as statistically nonsignificant without reports of actual coefficient values were coded as zero.
This makes (6). the equivalent two-hop coefficients "anticipated" or "desired" by the relays in contrast to the "actual" coefficients experience by the data symbols.
Consequently, the evolution of I-O coefficients was conceived as an auto-regressive adaptive process, the differences between the actual coefficients and their long-run levels being influenced by the precedent deviations.
It is possible to establish an analogy between this System Identification attack and the Known Plaintext cryptanalytic attack [25], wherein i(k) and o(k) correspond to the plaintext and ciphertext, respectively, the form of the generic transfer function Q z) corresponds to the encryption algorithm and the actual coefficients of Q z) corresponds to the secret key.
The values in parentheses below the actual coefficients represent standard errors.
Interestingly, these findings were recently confirmed by Schluter et al. who derived actual coefficients for TRISS and RTS on data from the NTDB and from New Zealand [ 15, 16].
