The phrase "are variance" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to "are varied" or "are variations," depending on the context.
Example: "The results of the experiment are variance in the data collected."
Alternatives: "are different" or "are diverse."
σ n 2 and I are variance of noise and identity matrix, respectively.
Two popular methods to detect the presence of multicollinearity are Variance Inflation Factor (VIF) and Tolerance (TOL).
The common measures of literature to quantify variability of a data set are variance (VAR), standard deviation (SD), and so on.
where VAR 1 and VAR 2 are variance components from the first and second sampling phases, respectively; S zz represents the variance covariance matrix of vector Z T ; and S bb represents the variance covariance matrix of vector b.
where w t,h) is mean plant mass of each h, D t,h), G t,h) and M t,h) are variance and mean of growth rate in height, and mortality rate of individuals, respectively.
Key considerations are variance in the control group, specificity, sensitivity, effect size, and redundancy.
The designs are variance-balanced meaning that they yield an equal amount of information on each of the part-worths.
In this paper we have used these terraces for the construction of some new families of balanced cross-over designs of first and second order which are variance-balanced.
where and are variances of and.
It relies on the fact that the Sobol' indices are variance-based, i.e., one can not expect to compute Sobol' indices accurately from a PCE expansion for which the variance Eq. (7) is not a sufficiently accurate approximation of the true value or at least comparable to the Gauss-Legendre quadrature approximation of the integral.
"Since our food is handmade, there can be variance in calorie counts," he said.
