Sentence examples for correlation coefficient estimation from inspiring English sources

However, larger sample sizes were required to reduce the uncertainty in correlation coefficient estimation than in hillslope mean SWC estimation.

Large size may result in the reliability reduction of PS detection, while small size results in the reliability reduction of the correlation coefficient estimation.

Here we used Spearman's rank correlation coefficient for the estimation of nonlinear correlation coefficient.

Correlation between ELISA and PLA measurements were analysed by Pearson correlation coefficient and by estimation of the concordance.

This was a paired study and the corresponding study report does not provide sufficient information (notably, the correlation coefficient) to enable estimation of the correct standard deviation or SMD based on reported F-statistics.

The inter-observer reliability between three observers was high: The mean Pearson correlation coefficient for the estimation of looking time for 3 observers for a subset of randomly selected looking events was 0.998 (N = 27 trials).

The relationships among yield traits were measured using the Pearson correlation coefficient with the pairwise estimation method.

Pearson's correlation coefficient was used for estimation of the overlap between the subscales.

Pearson correlation coefficient was used for estimation of the correlation between age / time of surgery and all the measures of sick limb.

The correlation coefficient between the model estimations and the relevant actual data is found to be greater than 0.96 for the GA FL approach and 0.97 for GA LSSVM.

Indeed, in this case, the estimation error of the correlation coefficient has an important impact on the AS estimation.