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Equations 1 and 2 can be estimated using different methods.
where the probabilities will be estimated using different models of the data, as described in Section 6, and the classification rule is (2).
Young's modulus (E), shear modulus (G), bulk modulus (K), Poisson's ratio and bulk density of sediment can be estimated using different equations based on the V p and V s (Dobrin and Savit 1988; Gardner et al. 1974; Hawkins and Whiteley 1979; McMahon 1980; Tezcan et al. 2006; Uyanik 2010).
Initial parameters for the emission distribution could be estimated using different levels of quantile of the input or via a clustering process, assuming different states tend to have different levels of emitted signals.
GWG can be estimated using different anthropometric indicators (e.g. total weight gain, weekly or monthly rate of gain) or as percentage of women who gained above the IOM recommendations.
FER performance of a two-way QF system in which the unknown channel parameters are estimated using different estimation techniques, as function of the E b /N0 ratio for a relay position that is uniformly distributed on a line connecting T0 and T1.
Weng (2009) noted that emissivity for ground objects from passive sensors like Landsat has been estimated using different techniques such as the (1) NDVI method; (2) classification-based estimation, and the (3) temperature-emissivity separation model.
The effective resistance of maize including effective surface (rce) and aerodynamic (rae) resistance was estimated using different methods, and then the Penman Monteith model (P M model) based on effective resistance was used to estimate daily ET of maize over the whole growing stage.
This finding is invariant to whether the model is estimated using different definitions for the remittance metric.7.
Similar to IMF (2010) and Knotek (2007), β is estimated using a technique known as rolling regressions, which means that Equation (1) is estimated using different sample periods each covering forty quarters of data, starting with the first observation for the unemployment and GDP series.
