Sentence examples for between the fitted lines from inspiring English sources

A second analysis was done on the spacing, Δ, between the fitted lines.

The difference between the fitted lines is used as a performance metric for these criteria.

This finding suggests that the variation between participants within studies was not sufficient to account for the discrepancies between the plotted points and the fitted lines.

The approximations described here mean that these tests are conservative they understate the discrepancy between the reported utility values and the fitted lines.

Statistical analyses performing on the slopes and intercepts of the fitted lines between distributed green aboveground biomass and lumped green aboveground biomass demonstrated that, there was no significant difference (P > 0.05) between the fitted line and the 1 1 line after upscaling, and there was significant difference (P < 0.05) between the fitted line and the 1 1 line before upscaling.

This latter involves minimizing the sum of squared differences between the fitted line and the data points in the -direction.

Although it appears that the mono-exponential curve matches the fast decay but ignores the slow decay, in fact the residuals demonstrate the opposite: systematic deviations between the fitted line and actual data were most prominent during the fast decay (short duration bins).

However, because simple regression analysis involves minimising the sum of the squared vertical distances between the fitted line and y-values, this test assumes that error is exclusive to the variable plotted on the y-axis (i.e. 'dependent variable').

ODR minimises the perpendicular distances (rather than the vertical) between y-values and the fitted line, thereby taking into account uncertainty associated with both variables.

Despite the high correlation between the collected data and the fitted line, the study showed a variation between the values of V0 greater than allowed for sun photometer calibration.

From Fig. 7, the difference between these two fitted lines, known as Youden index, varied by different cut-offs.