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Later work derived weight functions based on more sophisticated camera noise models.

The derived weight function is valid for the relative depth a/t ⩽ 0.8.

In the SAP, the derived weight updating formula for the subband adaptive filter has a simple form as ever compared with the normalized least-mean-square (NLMS) algorithm.

The homoscedasticity observed for the independent and simultaneous models implies that the derived weight functions were efficient in addressing the heteroskedasticity.

The derived weight functions are then validated against available stress intensity factor solutions for several linear and non-linear stress distributions.

The derived weight functions are particularly useful for the fatigue crack growth analysis of planer embedded cracks subjected to fluctuating non-linear stress fields resulting from surface treatment (shot peening), stress concentration or welding (residual stress).

Scores were weighted using empirically derived weights.

This new methodology informs AHP users of which pairwise comparisons most impact the derived weights and the ranking of alternatives.

Then Clark et. al. demonstrated an approach to assign empirically derived weights for the CDS [ 19].

In contrast, Antonanzas derived weights for noncritical objective factors averaged from answers of seven HTA agencies in Spain and assigned these weights to the noncritical objective factors.

Application of derived weights to the sample yielded the age-gender distribution which is very similar to that of the Jamaica population (Table 2).