This means that the very low frequency and high frequency components are always estimated and that the presence of noise can only affect the quantification of the value of the components, but not their identification.
Figure 5 B shows that α is always estimated to be close to its true value (between 7 and 12), irrespectively of the value of U. Importantly, this estimate of α allows us to detect that the distribution of arising mutations is not exponential.
This is due to the path parameter estimation algorithm, which always estimates a number of outlier paths that appear at random in any single time snapshot.
Simulation study and application of EID to the data of a real Phase I trial demonstrate that EID can always estimate a more accurate maximum tolerated dose (MTD) according to the exact toxicity profile under any toxicity profiles without additional cost or length of the trial.
It presented very good results in terms of the precision metric, thanks to its redundancy measures, the variations of the phase transform while carrying out GCC, and that it is always estimating a direction in the close-to-uniform range of the ITD-to-DOA function.
Rather than a pool of half-a-million subjects always on tap, Stewart estimated that the true number of Turkers that are willing to take part in an experiment at any one time is only about 7300.
While Chinese economic statistics are not always reliable, economists estimate that Chinese households save close to 40percentt of their incomes, a rate matched only by other East Asian economies during their high-growth periods from the 1960's through the 1980's.
"Our margin of error has always been small," said Jared Jeffries, estimating that the Knicks had given away 10 to 12 winnable games.
Although the number is always in flux, the commission estimates that 1,057 portable works are now decorating city offices and other public spaces.
A company spokesman said the earlier figure was only an estimate that was always subject to change.
