To increase the analysis throughput a discrete sampling strategy is of an advantage.
The data is often represented as discrete sample points of a function R n → R m, while the dimensions of the data domain and range have rapidly increased due to recent advancement in computational power and measurement technology.
The control group consisted of a regionally discrete sample of the Oregon Medicaid programme.
Subsequently, 30 clinic patients and 4 staff contributed random specimens that were read by a trained novice as 68 discrete samples and compared with GA results.
The design not only increases the numbers of trials that can be given within a set period, as there is no discrete sample phase, but has another, more subtle, benefit.
In this research, a review and subsequent analysis was performed to identify, document, and analyze measurement uncertainty of E. coli data collected in stream flow and stormwater runoff as individual discrete samples or throughout a single runoff event.
They illustrated how to apply the FFT to longitudinal data where intrasubject repeated measures are viewed as discrete samples from an underlying curve with a continuous functional form.
One such method, Terminal Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (T-RFLP) analysis, resolves multiple bacterial species in a single sample as a discrete set of bands formed by the species-characteristic lengths of the first cut position of a single restriction endonuclease in ribosomal gene PCR products [ 14].
Study samples were analyzed as discrete samples and results were read in 6-second intervals for a time period of one minute following incubation for 5 minutes.
In this paper, we construct and analyze a spatial random walk model with particular attention to the synthesis of anomalous diffusive behaviors and spatial directional preference, as well as statistical inference under discrete sampling.
To be more precise, the integration is performed by using the function values which are given as discrete sampling data on only part of the boundary.
