"We can get some idea of how often a quake will occur on a particular fault by checking the timing of previous shocks, and this will allow us to determine a window – which is likely to be several years or even decades wide – during which a future earthquake is likely to happen.
This could potentially cause bias in the alignment of the cross-sections, especially ones with considerable noise, and it would require much greater computational time to determine a window for each cross-section of each projection.
One potential disadvantage of smoothing approaches can be difficulty determining an appropriate window span that balances overall smoothness with optimal feature identification.
As can be seen from (2), there are three factors determining a mutual-multiplication window.
Note that similarly to the definition of a time window, which sets the number of received images from a focal point, we can also determine a spatial window, with dimension smaller than D 1.
Tracking your cycle to determine a fertile window has long been used to either become pregnant or avoid conceiving.
Subsequently, the ARC determines a time window for departure from the patient's origin location.
Thus, the elongation rate of the EC determines a kinetic window during which it can be acted upon by Rho; increases in the frequency and strength of pausing can assist in termination by extending this kinetic window (Jin et al., 1992).
More precisely, we can determine a larger window by increasing the confidence of the interval in Eq. (10), i.e. by choosing the time step Δ such that for each m the maximal/minimal number of transitions of type R m lies in the interval with a certain confidence (e.g. with a confidence of 80%).
Before the application of our method to real data, one should perform simulation studies to determine a suitable window size as for the other mentioned rare variant association tests, given the sample size and the assumption of the disease parameters, i.e. prevalence, effect size, etc.
