The phrase "attributes calculated from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data analysis, statistics, or any context where attributes or characteristics are derived from a set of data.
Example: "The report includes various attributes calculated from the survey data, providing insights into customer preferences."
Alternatives: "features derived from" or "characteristics obtained from".
Soil properties were used as dependent variables and terrain attributes, calculated from LiDAR derived DEMs of various grid resolutions (ranging from 5 to 50 m) and neighborhood extents (ranging from 15 to 350 m), were used as predictor variables in ordinary least-squares (OLS) regression models.
Runoff velocities and parameterization of physically based erosion models are often based on the topographic attributes calculated from digital elevation models, and vary spatially depending on the position along the hillslope (e.g., hillslope elements defined by Ruhe).
It does this by introducing an individual-level utility estimate for each attribute calculated from the mean utility estimate for that attribute and an individual-specific deviation from the mean [ 29, 70].
The coherency attribute is calculated from 3-D seismic data.
The scaling parameters for each attribute were calculated from the training data of each fold, and same scaling factors are applied to both corresponding training and testing data.
Table 3 shows the agreement between participants' most important attribute as calculated from the DCE in comparison with their responses to the single question from the post-DCE survey.
Primary and secondary topographic attributes have been calculated from the DEM obtaining: (1) elevation; (2) slope (Horn 1981); (3) profile curvature; (4) plan curvature; (5) catchment area; (6) topographic wetness index (Beven and Kirkby 1979); (7) landform classification (Tagil and Jenness 2008).
HRQL scores for health states defined by multi-attribute systems are calculated from models fitted from directly measured preference measurements (see below).
However, the parameters utilized to estimate fiber density are calculated from fiber quality attributes that are sensitive to environmental variations, especially fiber maturity.
18% of the phenotypic variance of Septoria tritici blotch resistance can most likely be attributed to increased plant height as calculated from the coefficient of correlation.
The average particle size, 103.8 nm, calculated from BET SSA, is attributed to agglomeration between particles by diffusion and particle growth under high temperature.
