The phrase "correlated information" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to information that is connected or related in some way. Here is an example sentence: "The data analyst found that there was a high level of correlated information between the two variables, indicating a strong relationship between them."
In addition, we correlated information with induced gamma and beta bursting.
Spatial cross correlated information is incorporated with a piecewise linear vector error correction model.
Multi-trait productive life was computed with exact rather than approximate methods; however, correlated information from conformation was excluded, reducing advantages of the new model over the previous software.
This means correlated information in response to primary information is known as degree of belief.
This trend means that phoneme subspaces have correlated information between each other.
Using a computer algorithm, the researchers correlated information from the subject's Y chromosome with other genealogy databases, and matched it to their last names.
To conduct RBEBPC, some mutual interference correlated information, such as G and previous P, should be exchanged among small cells.
Notation of indices In order to consider correlated information, we introduce a new notation for the indices of a tensor.
Employing daily data from the ABX Indices of collateralised-debt obligations (CDOs) from January 19, 2006 to December 31 , 2008 Longstaff (2010) found that the return volatility of subprime CDOs is able to predict the return volatility of stocks and bonds 3 weeks before, which is propagated via liquidity and risk-premium channels rather than by correlated-information channels.
Navak et al. [20] improved Adsumilli's technique by adding motion estimation vectors with edge-correlated information.
In a future study, CGO algorithm can further be enhanced by using time-correlated information between consecutive frames to improve estimation reliability and smooth disparity time sequence.
