Sentence examples for composite distribution from inspiring English sources
That work did not address the confidence of the composite distribution.
Vital most influential statistic(s) of the composite distribution have been optimized through Artificial Neural Network computation.
Intrinsic and composite distribution functions, used in the averaging process, are defined and their basic properties are investigated.
Averaging over these two structures yielded a composite distribution with high particle concentration both at the axis and the wall region.
It involves the development of a set of empirical correlations for CAV and the subsequent development of a composite distribution for the probability of exceedance of the damaging threshold of 0.16 gs.
It is shown that the composite distribution can be directly fitted to the observations, without prior separation by storm mechanism, when each mechanism is adequately represented in the observations.
It would also be possible to extract these relationships from composite distributions relative to the positions and timings of the occurrence of intense vortices; this approach was discussed by Yokota et al. (2014).
From the seven obtained distributions, composite intensity distributions for each examined emission are constructed, covering a larger space region.
Ho and Stüber show in [9] that a composite Gamma LN distribution can be approximated by a single LN distribution with mean and variance (in logarithmic scale) given by μ dB = ξ ψ m − ln m + μ Ω p, (3).
For Building Integrated Photo Voltaic (BIPV) installation, similar statistical analysis has been carried out for the composite frequency distribution, which is formed by weighted summation of insolation distributions for different module planes used in the installation.
Despite high Area Under the ROC Curve (AUC) values for all models, the composite species distribution model of P. polionotus generated from individual subspecies models represented the known distribution of the species much better than did the models produced by partitioning data into geographic quadrants or modeling the whole species as a single unit.
