Sentence examples for estimated change from inspiring English sources

Consequently, (hat{tau } = 20) is the estimated change point of the process obtained from the proposed change-point estimator while (hat{tau }_{text{EWMA}} = 17) is the estimated change point obtained from the built-in estimator of EWMA control chart.

The estimated change in mean macular sensitivity for retinal thickness of 350 μm or less was different from the estimated change for values >350 μm (p < 0.0001).

Figure plots estimated change (from trend) in household based work participation at the minimum age of employment for non-hazardous work against the estimated change in paid employment participation at the same age.

Finally, in each replicate we calculate the absolute difference of the actual and estimated change point (( |widehat{tau } - tau | )).

The estimated change point (hat{tau }) is the point that maximizes Eq. (16) for values of (0 le t < T).

A confidence interval on the estimated change point was also constructed (Perry 2004; Perry et al. 2006).

Most misclassifications were found between neighboring years; relaxing the estimated change-year to ± 1 year increased both producer's and user's accuracy to > 80%.

As a result, applying the proposed method, process engineers can search around the estimated change-point and find the root causes of process variation in a quick manner.

Undersegmentation results in a large d2 and a small d1, provided that the estimated change-points are correctly located.

The black dots correspond to the true change-points, and the bars indicate the frequency of each estimated change-point.

A small value of d1 (distance from estimate to true) means that a true change-point is likely to be close to each estimated change-point.