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As such, the MSER precoder matrix is found by a constrained gradient descent minimization method, based on the derivatives of the average SER.

The PC1 loading vector (Fig.  4c) could identify the differences between the two groups, but in order to highlight them better, second derivatives of the average spectra of each cluster were plotted together within the fingerprint range for each of the sub-regions previously mentioned (1700 1500, 1500 1300 and 1300 1000 cm−1) in Fig.  5.

The loadings vector of PC2 (Fig.  8c) shows a difference in lipid absorption between the two cell lines as illustrated in the graph of the second derivatives for the average spectra (Fig.  8d): Here the absorbance of DLD1 cell spectra is higher than in CHO-K1 cell spectra, thus suggesting higher lipid content in DLD1 cells.

First derivative of the averaged weight loss (DTG) were also obtained.

Although the gradients are derivatives of the expected average number of adult offspring produced (w m m and w m f ), the direction of selection depends on how the phenotype affects the average number of juvenile offspring produced as well as reproductive variance.

Visual inspection of the images and analysis of the second-derivative intensity of the average spectra from each tissue layer revealed no significant difference in the relative levels of aggregated proteins between the three PMIs for any tissue layer (Table 4).

c Derivative values of the averaged values of α from 40- to 50-m elevation.

Solute dispersion is characterized in terms of spatial moments, where the pdf is the derivative of the transversely averaged concentration field.

For example, the derivative gives the average of the distribution, e.g., the mean number of wards assigned to a caregiver, or the mean number of caregivers working in a ward.

This fractional operator has a non-local, free singular kernel and the integral associated to this derivative is the average of the given function and its Riemann-Liouville fractional integral.

Figure  8b shows the second derivatives of average spectra on T substrates in the amide region, and the amide I peak positions are given in Table  1.