Sentence examples for discrepancy criteria from inspiring English sources

For example, we did not count only cases meeting the discrepancy criteria, which is a widely used strategy for the diagnosis of LD in the United States.

Mixture discrepancy criterion (Zhou et al., 2013) is more reasonable than other discrepancies criteria for measuring the uniformity of experimental designs.

The choice of design points can be made based on some discrepancy criterion.

Furthermore, the uniformity of the resulting design is also highly improved with respect to the centered L2 discrepancy criterion.

Such designs are constructed via both symmetric and asymmetric resolvable orthogonal arrays, and measured by the centered L2 discrepancy criterion.

The design of constrained, "plant-friendly„ multisine input signals that optimize a geometric discrepancy criterion arising from Weyl's Theorem is examined in this paper.

In this paper, we take the mixture discrepancy criterion as the optimality measure to assess optimal foldover plans, which serve as benchmarks for constructing optimal foldover and combined designs (see Definition 2).

New analytical expressions as well as new lower bounds of the mixture discrepancy criterion for both symmetric two-level and three-level combined designs under general foldover plans are obtained.

Identification is performed in a non-parametric setting, trying to identify the optimal smooth fit in the frequency domain by minimization of an appropriate discrepancy criterion, between the actual measurements and the model outputs.

This is due to the assumption that the two domains have similar empirical marginal distributions in the subspace which is enforced with a maximum mean discrepancy criterion [63].

The second author used the IQ-achievement discrepancy criterion and confirmed LD diagnoses.