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By fitting the Pareto fronts, correlations are defined to predict accurately the thermo-economic performances with regard to the capture rate, the flue gas flowrate and the CO2 concentration.
While f i is a measure of flexibility along the backbone, cooperativity correlations are defined to describe intramolecular couplings between sites within the protein.
The cross correlations are defined as ρ i ≜ ∫ 0 T s 0 ( t ) s i ( t ) d t, i = 0, 1,...,N I, where T is the symbol duration.
In these studies, and in the present paper, beyond-pairwise correlations are defined by comparing with a pairwise maximum entropy (PME) model of spike trains: that is, a statistical model built with minimal assumptions about collective spiking beyond the rates of spiking in single cells and correlations in the spikes from cell pairs.
As shown in Fig. 7. the COSY connectivities are represented below on the structure by blue double-headed arrows while the HMBC correlations are defined by green unidirectional arrows from the proton to the carbon to which it is long-range coupled.
Strong correlations are defined
New CHTC correlations were defined using the plan area density (λp), local velocity (Uloc), and temperature difference (ΔT), and then evaluated in the EnergyPlus simulation program.
Relevant correlations were defined as those equal to or higher than 0.4 in absolute values, and significant at 1 % (2-tailed).
Correlations were defined with the Pearson correlation coefficient.
Correlations were defined as significant if p < 0.01.
