Sentence examples for deviation of the parameter from inspiring English sources

The average bias (actual - estimate) and standard deviation of the parameter estimates are reported in Table 3.

The standard deviation of the parameter estimation becomes nearly 1 ms of arc, which will be better than the Lunar Laser Ranging observation.

The mean and standard deviation of the parameter β from the one-parameter PVC model (Eq. 3) was 0.87 ± 0.09 (0.86 ± 0.12) for 82Rb (15O-water), which are similar to the 0.85 assumed by [13].

To determine the influence of this deviation of the parameter d of the value of 1, the best fit between SNRnorm and body mass for d = 1 is displayed in Figure 4 too.

To measure the performance of the MLEs, we conduct a simulation study to evaluate the MLEs in terms of the bias (actual − estimate) and standard deviation of the parameter estimates for different parameter combinations and sample sizes.

The z scores were calculated as in Eq. (1): z = frac{{x - { bar{x} } }}{s}, (1 where x represents the value, ({ bar{x}})represents the mean and s represents the standard deviation of the parameter, at a given sampling site.

This is particularly important in helping to identify any vast deviation of the parameters that affect the system performance.

The uncertainty of the experimental results was determined based on the measurement deviation of the parameters, including thermal conductivity, viscosity, flow rate, input voltage, weight, and temperature.

For Serra do Mar due to the small size of the sample a jackknife approach was used instead Standard deviation of the parameters is presented in brackets.

The null hypothesis being that the ratio of the standard deviation of the parameters being tested is unity and the alternative hypothesis is that the ratio is not unity.

In this study, the uncertainty of the experimental properties results was determine from the measurement deviation of the parameters, such as density, viscosity, electric conductivity, thermal conductivity, weight and temperature, as described by Kulkarni et al. [32].