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In fact, since in (10) the corresponding coefficients (b_{k}) are equal to one, here we use the telescoping method of summation (this is a specificity for the equation but the method can be applied for other values of the coefficients too) and get begin{aligned} d_{k+1,k}=d_{1,0}+sum_{j=1}^{k}jd_{j,j}, quad kin mathbb{N}_{0}.

Lasso and general shrinkage may shrink large coefficients too much.

We considered these correlation coefficients too low (below 0.5) to calculate a MIC.

We can think of two effects that may explain this behavior: Thermal excitation of carriers diminishes bipolar transport at higher temperatures, causing a shift of the temperature dependence of the Seebeck coefficient, too.

Although too small a sample may lead to a study that produces an imprecise estimate of the reproducibility coefficient, too large a sample may result in a waste of resources.

The worse outcome of these assumptions and simplifications could be that estimated values of loss coefficients are too small or too large (if still assuming, the trend of k's as function of Re and flow ratio Q s /Q c remains the same as shown in Figures 4,5,6,7, and8).

When reported correlation coefficients seem too high to be true, does investigative verification of source data provide suitable reassurance?

However, these results cannot adequately explain our observations because the overall reflection coefficients are too small.

In more complex systems the power flows and synchronizing coefficients vary too much for the assumed characteristics to remain accurate for long.

Diffusion coefficients were too high - more than 103 times higher compared to the values obtained by extrapolation to high temperature data at temperatures below 0.5 of melting point.

Although the main structures and highly attenuating components can be identified, these structures seem to be blurred and the attenuation coefficients are too low in general.