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The proposed configuration generation algorithm employs the super ellipse equation with simple analytic distribution functions, Class function/Shape function Transformation (CST) and can represent and manipulate complex shapes accurately with a small number of control parameters.
An analytic Distribution Function of Relaxation Times (DFRT) is derived for the fractal Finite Length Warburg (f-FLW, also called 'Generalized FLwithwimpedanceancexpressionon: Zf·FLW = Z0 · tanh(ωτ0)n · (ωτ0)−n.
By using the proposed gene statistics the analytic distribution of the Fisher's method and the empirical distribution of the adaptive rank truncated product method are used for testing the significance of the pathways [ Evangelou et al., 2012].
Moreover, accurate and analytic distributions for the metric under ℋ 0 and ℋ 1 are extracted based on probability theory.
Empirical distributions were estimated from the ensemble forecasts and compared with the analytic distributions output by the BFS.
The analytic distributions provide a simplified model for the maximum cross-slip softening for a solute as a function of temperature.
Thus, GEE provides more robust inference than the other popular generalized linear mixed-effects model, as the latter imposes analytic distributions that are often at odd with the distributions of data.
For products with multiple failure mechanisms and modes, or even with relevance to each other (usually referred to some components or systems), it is doubtful that their statistical models can be described with a simple and analytic life distribution and stress-life relationship.
Compared with the binary case, deriving the analytic joint distribution of Cohen's kappa statistic and a suitable time-to-event test statistic is less feasible.
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