Sentence examples for computing measures from inspiring English sources
In the case of supervised empirical assessments, discrepancy measures are employed for computing measures of dissimilarity between a reference polygon and an image object candidate.
Several such techniques are based on computing measures of proximity/similarity between nodes in a network [15, 16].
We address this problem by trying to exogenise the replacement rate in various ways: by computing measures based on lagged wages corrected for aggregate wage growth, by predicting wages through Mincer equations and by instrumentation.
In addition to computing measures of absolute power and relative power, we also examined eyes-open and eyes-closed conditions as differences in these measures might explain discrepancies seen in the literature.
When computing measures of similarity between sites, the pairs made of sites that have the same pattern will, of course, have high scores (let us not forget that coevolution will also yield the same pattern of conservation).
A number of previous studies have assessed the temporal dynamics of resting state connectivity by computing measures of functional connectivity such as band-limited amplitude correlation within sliding time windows of several seconds or longer (Allen et al., 2012; Brookes et al., 2014; Chang and Glover, 2010; de Pasquale et al., 2012).
We propose that this process can be used as a step in the process of computing measured risk for the single patient based on results of clinical trials.
The use of DBNs allows the user to be able to compute measures that are not directly computable from DFTs, but that are naturally obtainable from DBN inference.
These tests compute measures of the associated temporal system properties.
Next, the unit will define and compute measures of central tendency including the mean, median and mode of a set of numbers.
The most fundamental idea of the bootstrap method f is that we compute measures of our inference uncertainty from that estimated sampling distribution of f.
