The phrase "all the variance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or variations in data, results, or outcomes in a specific context, such as statistics or research.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to consider all the variance in the data to understand the underlying trends."
Alternatives: "all the differences" or "the entire variation".
Over all, the variance was puny by the standards of other industries, by most accounts nothing over which to get one's double-knits in a twist.
Unlike PCA that normally uses only two or three PCs for display purposes, cluster analysis uses all the variance or information contained in the original data set.
We also favor perceptual vectors with the lower variance value, P j Var i as given in Equation (3), where ξ j is the variance of p(w j |x i ) and T is the sum of all the variance values through j categories.
This continues until all the variance in the data has been explained (in practice, this is not achieved because of residual noise and the process is terminated).
Our design is to compare all generics against the NLR of all the data from the innovator, a less powerful but more reliable strategy in that all the variance of the data obtained with the innovator is taken into account.
The ability to examine only the shared variance in items is the primary advantage of EFA when compared to principal components analysis, which examines all the variance in items (including measurement error) [21].
If the variance information about measured range is unavailable, a nonlinear least squares (NLS) estimator can be adopted, which assumes all the variances are identical and employs uniform weighting.
By the time all the variances balance out, the median price of ecstasy and meth in SA works out to be cheaper.
The variance of the log ratios for each gene is compared to the median of all the variances.
Again, since the neurons are all-to-all connected, the variance (overline{mathfrak{N}_{i}^{2}} (t )) is the same for every neuron.
