The phrase "associated coefficients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, statistics, or any field where coefficients are linked to specific variables or factors.
Example: "In the regression analysis, we examined the associated coefficients to determine the impact of each variable on the outcome."
Alternatives: "related coefficients" or "linked coefficients".
Also we define distribution vectors and we calculate the associated coefficients.
EOF base functions and their associated coefficients signify the hourly time variations and the day of the year variations.
The results showed that ZTD variation could be well represented by the characteristics of the EOF base function Ek and associated coefficients Pk.
EOF analysis was performed on the TEC datasets, which were decomposed into a time series of orthogonal eigen values (or base functions) and associated coefficients.
Generalized polynomial chaos (gPC) is well-known as an effective tool to describe any dynamic system with stationary uncertainty through a set of orthogonal basis functions and associated coefficients.
Due to the quick convergence of EOF decomposition, it is possible to use the first four EOF series, which consists base functions Uk and associated coefficients Pk, to represent 99.99% of the overall variance of the original data sets and its spatial-temporal variations.
Hence, each associated coefficient matrix will be equivalent to the stiffness matrix of a beam element, and the conventional numerical assembly technique for the finite element method (FEM) may be used to determine the "overall" coefficient matrix [B].
Using the neural dynamics of interest, sparsely distributed and clustered origin of the dynamics are obtained by converting the associated coefficient rows to z-scores.
13 Note that when Preston (1980), in a well-known paper, included the excess of the DES above 1500 kcal /day in a life expectancy equation, he found the associated coefficient to be insignificant at the usual levels of confidence.
where q t (mg g−1) is the adsorption capacity at time t, k i (mg g−1 mis−0.5) is the intra-particle diffusion rate constant, and I is the coefficient associated with the thickness of boundary layer.
The resulting hysteresis curves and the associated Fourier coefficients are obtained and compared with each other.
