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But Professor Hoover notes that this can't fully explain why scores also fell in math computation, concepts and estimation, or in interpreting maps and diagrams.

The documentary standard ISO 5725-1 [ 6] details the basic concepts and estimation techniques for assessing metrological "accuracy" which is defined as a combination of two concepts, "trueness" and "precision".

The other approach is based on a new interpretation of the machine efficiency concept and estimation.

Topics include the descriptive analysis of data, probability concepts and distributions, estimation and hypothesis testing, regression, and correlation analysis.

As our methods necessitated using a subset of concepts and a different estimation procedure, our estimated global AUC of 0.7408 is not strictly comparable to Gottlieb et al.'s performance estimates.

Similar performance against future maneuvering targets needs innovative guidance and estimation concepts.

This system models the plant and, in turn, provides the basis for the employment of advanced model-based control and estimation concepts in an adaptive optics system for an airborne platform application.

The former solved the problem of minimizing the distortion under power constraints and its dual problem for estimating a scalar point Gaussian source, introduced the concept of estimation outage and estimation diversity when the orthogonal channels between the sensors and the FC undergo independent and identically distributed Rayleigh block fading.

In addition: (i) proficiency in R software is necessary; (ii) knowledge of basic statistical modeling and inference concepts (likelihood estimation, random variables, binomial and Poisson distributions, linear models, generalized linear models, random effects); (iii) equivalent knowledge to an undergraduate level class in population estimation.

It was more a fun project for me to make some calculations and concept estimations and to see whether it's physically possible.

This chapter summarizes various concepts and approaches to the estimation of reproducibility, repeatability, and other related variabilities.