This hinders the direct applicability of (3) for signal detection as coefficients of the sample CA are not constant anymore.
Third, for UI and workers' compensation, coefficients of the IV regressions are negative as coefficients of the time since application regression, but insignificant.
Measurement errors, expressed as coefficient of variation and the repeatability statistic, are provided in Table 1.
Reproducibility expressed as coefficient of variation was in the line with recently published data [ 14, 23].
These results are reported as coefficient of determination (R), which indicates the percentage of variation in the dependent variable that can be explained by the independent variables.
If you can see from Pascal's triangle, the first 1 represents (x+y), with 1 as 0. The next row of the Pascal's triangle, (1, 1) represents (x+y)1, with the first 1 as the coefficient of x, and the second as coefficient of y.
The in vivo precision error for dual-energy X ray absorptiometry, expressed as coefficient of variation, was 0.9% at the lumbar spine and 1% at the femoral neck.
The next row of Pascal's triangle, (1, 2, 1) represents (x+y)2, with the first 1 as as the coefficient of x2, second as the coefficient of 2xy and third as coefficient of y2.
Repeatability and reproducibility were expressed as coefficients of variation, the ratio between standard deviations and means.
Therefore, we used accuracy (percentage of correct responses) as a measure of performance as well as the coefficient of variation (CV) (the ratio of the standard deviation and the mean response) as a measure of response precision.
