The phrase "as a weighting coefficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving statistics, mathematics, or data analysis where a coefficient is applied to give different weights to variables.
Example: "In our analysis, we will use the variable X as a weighting coefficient to adjust the influence of each factor."
Alternatives: "as a weight factor" or "as a scaling coefficient".
The threshold coefficient can be understood as a weight coefficient of the connection.
Reference [25] took the same objectives and also put them into single, creatively by taking carbon emission intensity as a weight coefficient, and in addition, there existed the discussion about DR ability of accommodating wind power.
Quality of the solutions to the problem (quality of the chromosomes) is determined based on the summation of the total profit and the customer satisfaction index with a weight coefficient as shown in Eq. (1).
The flowing resistance and production pressure drop of every sublayer is taken as the weighting coefficient in the allocation of well productivity.
The work[8] applied the maximal ratio combining technique to the RFID receiver, where the channel of the whole chain, including forward link, backscattering coefficient, and backward link, was estimated and used as the weighting coefficient for the combining branches.
To optimize the method, medical clinics (supply) were weighted by the number of physicians working in each clinic, while the previous year's medical clinic users were computed by ten years age group was used as weighting coefficient for potential users of each medical clinic (demand).
The R package MAMSE from the Comprehensive R Archive Network offers functions to compute the MAMSE weights as well as weighted coefficients of correlation.
Performance of the multidisciplinary classifier as a function of λ, relative weighting coefficient for structural MRI and ASL-MRI in the construction of the neuroimaging-based A β score, is plotted in Figure 2. Maximal CA (≥83%), PPV (≥87%), and NPV (≥84%) were achieved with 0.25 ≤ λ < 0.5.
Since (mathbf {v}_{2}^{text {mixed}}) is perpendicular to a, by solving the equation a H (h 12+α h 22)=0, we obtain the optimal weighting coefficient as (alpha ^=-frac {{mathbf {a}}^{H}{mathbf {h}}_{12}}{{mathbf {a}}^{H}{mathbf {h}}_{22}}).
