Sentence examples for defined statistics from inspiring English sources

Most real networks are characterized by well defined statistics of overlapping and nested communities.

To avoid the deficiency of previous audio authentication methods that give a definite classification between admissible and malicious operations, herein we perform fuzzy classification on three defined statistics between the original and the dubious hash sequence to make the final decision with an authentication degree.

We have shown that these local indicators (SAMIs) have well defined statistics and that the consideration of their temporal and spatial properties is an essential element of models and theory of urban evolution and a new tool for the formulation of improved urban policy.

Afterwards, defined statistics, such as t, p or the estimated treatment effect τ ^, can be plotted against μ which should give an overall impression how RTM affects the data.

Negative binomial distribution was introduced to address the gene expression (counts) modeling for single-isoform genes and a mixed model of negative binomials using the beta distribution parameters as the mixture weights, followed by a t-test for defined statistics, to identify the significantly differentially expressed genes [ 30].

cControl can be included in the model by defining statistics and cost functions conditioned on a control action.

Instead of defining statistics in terms of genotype, we can similarly define the test statistics in terms of the rare alleles, which is denoted as T a.

All other variables are as previously defined t statistics are in parentheses and */**/*** marks significance at p < 0.10/p < 0.05/p < 0.01 levels, respectively.

All variables are as previously defined; t statistics are in parentheses, and */**/*** marks significance at the p < 0.10/p < 0.05/p < 0.01 levels, respectively.

Plot of the estimated cdfs of models fitted to the data set is given in Fig. 3. Figure 3 and also values of defined test statistics in the previous section that are shown in Table 3 confirm that the new Burr distribution provides a significantly better fit than Burr X, Burr XII, Burr II, and generalized Burr II distributions.

*Numbers according to the 9-grouping of industries defined by Statistics Denmark: 1 – Agriculture, fishing and quarrying, 2 – Manufacturing, 3 – Electricity, gas and water supply.