The phrase "average of the set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or statistical contexts when referring to the mean value of a collection of numbers.
Example: "To find the average of the set, add all the numbers together and divide by the total count of numbers."
Alternatives: "mean of the group" or "mean value of the collection".
Mean interpolation replaces missing values with the average of the set of known samples within a temporal window around the missing sample.
Let us assume, a and b be the minimum and maximum value of the environmental parameter to be monitored and x avg (t) be the average of the set of data sensed for the time interval t.
All points of the second image are transformed into the coordinates of the points in the reference image, and the root of the average of the set of differences between the reference points and transformed points (x t, y t ) is considered as RMSE: RMSE = ∑ k = 1 n x r k − x t k 2 + y r k − y t k 2 n (6).
For both nucleotide states, the average of the set using a standard deviation of 15 gave the best match, indicating that the angular disorder is ∼15°.
The mean average of the set of nestedness measures found for each of the ensemble members is returned.
The average of the set of point-by-point variances around the mean path provides a measure of the bird's fidelity to its habitual path.
The average of this set will be reported as the column magnitude, while standard error will be represented as its error bar.
The full triangles indicate average values of the set and the whiskers are extended to minimum and maximum data values (Spear style).
The average density of the set of real complexes are usually low.
In our case, the metric should communicate the average effectiveness of the set of antibiotics that are used to treat a given bacterial infection.
Roche would have the option of buying the rest of Genentech at the average of the values set by the banks.
