If the eigenvalues are monotonic functions of the uncertain parameters, then the exact bounds are obtained.
Without PSF, RCs were monotonic functions of sphere size and slightly increased as function of iterations.
The two measures are monotonic functions of each other, as illustrated in the top panel of Figure 6.
The proposed Algorithm 2 can be also applied to the optimal robust beamforming designs under other general criteria where the objective functions, e.g., the sum of mean square errors or sum of bit error rates, are monotonic functions of the SINRs; see a unified framework [18, 35].
Given the classifier direction and a set of sample expression values and associated classes, classifier sensitivity and specificity (as evaluated on the training data) are monotonic functions of the classifier threshold value.
Mathematically many genetic oscillators can be expressed in the form of multiple additive terms, and the terms are monotonic functions of each variable, which particularly, are of linear, Michaelis-Menten and Hill forms.
(In general, FDR is expected to be a monotonic function of p0, but is rarely monotonic in practice due to, e.g., variance in the statistic).
The ACE u generally produced a stronger correlation than the CAI (native or log transformed), was very similar to the GCB, and was sometimes exceeded by Karlin's E and Supek's MELP, which incorporate the same information about the expected codon usage but are not monotonic functions of codon optimization (Table 2). 1. Genome from which codon bias statistics were calculated.
It was found that, in the presence of transformation reactions, the mean arrival time, and the spread and skewness of the breakthrough curves, are not monotonic functions of the rate coefficients.
The latter is particularly interesting since the frequency of the limit cycle oscillation is found to be a monotonic function of stimulus intensity.
