Sentence examples for by the first component from inspiring English sources

Finally, a ratio index was developed to further highlight soil covers through dividing the NDSI by the first component of tasseled cap transformation (TC1).

Using two components and eliminating obvious outliers, more than 99% of the variation can be explained by the first component, PC1, and ca. 1% by PC2.

The proportion of variance explained by the first component is 0.58, 0.67 and 0.68 for the abstract, manual, and routine aspects respectively (see "Appendix B" for further information).

In other words, 18.66 % variance is explained by the first component followed by 18%% by the second component and the coefficients decrease thereof.

15.894% of the test variance was explained by the first component and a cumulative variance of 60.02% was explained by the first six components (see Table 8).

The large cluster, D, was formed into two subgroups, E and F. The morpho-types of subgroup E were closely grouped together, whereas those in subgroup F were widely separated by the first component.

We then ran separate PCAs with these different groups of variables and created an index variable "summarising" these different variables by taking the first component of each PCA.

While the type of information generally captured by the first components is also seen for other descriptor sets, noteworthy here is the clustering of Leucine and Isoleucine, which is intuitively correct due to their high chemical similarity.

We found that highly correlated scores of chromatin marks were defined usually by the first components (ξ1, ξ1), which were also highly correlated (co-localized).

The values in the similarity matrix are computed as the correlation between the two types of projected variables onto the space spanned by the first components retained in the analysis.

In the two-dimensional spaces spanned by the components, the first component preferentially reflected the variation introduced by age whereas second and third components represented differences in strain and tissue, respectively.