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The aggregate h-index distribution model P m ( h ) is derived from the distribution of a product of two random variables, t and g, each distributed exponentially by P 1 ( t ; λ 1 ) and P 2 ( g ; λ 2 ), respectively.
By 2004, when Steve Jobs cut off talks with Disney in the middle of a new negotiation, 45percentnt of Disney's operating income was derived from the distribution of Pixar's films.
A Bayesian updating of the empirical distribution function, derived from the distribution of order statistics in a dependent stationary series, is performed.
Despite their seemingly different problem formulation, it is shown that both methods can be reduced to the same mathematical kernel problem, i.e. finding the closest (in a certain sense) weighted low rank matrix approximation where the weight is derived from the distribution of the errors in the data.
Under the assumption that all these measurements are independent, the mutual information term in (12) are derived from the distribution of channel input and the AWGN channel assumption.
Specifically, in Moldova sampling weights were designed based on most recent population characteristics available in the LFS sampling records, whereas in Georgia, sampling weights were derived from the distribution of population characteristics collected from a listing exercise among all contacted households in selected electoral districts.
The use of weights derived from the distributions allows a more precise fusion because the correlation noise modelling is built on the premise that the residual may have errors.
However, the mid-point method is wholy derived from the distributions of tstart and tend, which in turn depend entirely on the routine activities of crime victims and are unrelated to the activities of offenders.
Thus, the distribution and statistical properties of all the other similarity measures can readily be derived from the distributions analyzed in this article.
The prior distribution and the posterior distribution derived from the prior distribution.
