Sentence examples for chosen statistics from inspiring English sources

In these cases, a few well chosen statistics describing the dynamics of the series such as serial correlation, skewness, and kurtosis were used to summarize the data [ 29].

Pointwise is a uniform analyzer which differs from series only because it performs whatever chosen statistics at regular, user-defined, intervals.

FSTAT v. 2.9.3 [ 50] was used to calculate the average (over samples and loci; weighted by sample size) of the chosen statistics for each group and for their comparison.

At the same time, many – perhaps most – entities in the measurement space are not involved in the module of our interest and, with correctly chosen statistics, should display only the random-level similarity to the query.

Professor Raj Bhopal, of the University of Edinburgh, said: "Justifying NHS reforms by picking a few statistics that cast doubts on the UK's renowned healthcare system is worrying, but choosing statistics that are widely questioned reminds me of previous government briefings that led to dodgy dossiers".

In cycle 1, we chose proportional reasoning, and in cycle 2, we chose statistics and data representation.

Use the n′ points accepted in step 7 as a training set to choose statistics S α with the desired method.

To arrive at our estimates of the unit costs, we therefore chose Statistics Norway 's labor costs (gross salary including employers' contribution) for men as unit cost of help provided also by women.

Following Devlin and Roeder [27], the over-dispersion factor can be estimated as the median of Wald test statistics over the set of genomic control SNPs divided by the expected median of the chosen test statistics under the null hypothesis (i.e., in the present case 0.456).

2) As suggested by the results of a prior study, the analgesic effect of the water immersion is stable after 30 minutes, and the effect didn't change dramatically after immersion, therefore a 30-minute interval (60 minutes in the tub) was chosen for statistics analysis.

Apparently, although it is reasonable to adjust accepted parameter values by using the actual distance d(S y obs), S y M [ 4, 13], whether such adjustment improves the approximation to the posterior depends on the specifics of each data set, including the adequacy of the chosen summary statistics.