Sentence examples for estimates of locations from inspiring English sources

I therefore reanalyzed the path replays using point estimates of locations based on a posteriori probability.

Estimates of locations and genetic effects for all the QTL are summarized in Table 3. QTL positions reported in Table 3 are the maximum point (mode) of the curve.

These include an estimated two meter margin of error for system estimates of location and the placement of data points on multiple slides that decreased the clarity and precision of the portrayals of movement (see Figure  2).

In finite sample studies redescending M-estimators outperform bounded M-estimators (see for example, Andrews et al. [1972. Robust Estimates of Location. Princeton University Press, Princeton]).

In the univariate case, it is possible to define the robust estimates of location and dispersion separately.

We assess the accuracy of vision-based localisation by making comparisons with estimates of location derived from both a recent SLAM-based algorithm and from indoor surveying equipment.

Estimates of location were given in 11 % of the trials, and observers reported that the object was not inside in 5 % of the trials.

The classical approach is based on the utilization of robust estimates of location, but recently an edge-preserving regularization method emerged as an alternative.

The theoretical and practical performance limits of a 2D ultrawideband impulse-radio localization system operating in the far field are studied under the assumption that estimates of location are based on time-difference-of-arrival (TDOA) measurements.

Fig. 2 The curves 0.5 (R L =0.5 μm) and 2 (R L =2 μm) present estimates of location of experimental parameters for a gold film d f =60 nm on a glass substrate.

The original log data and static Young's modulus data have different data ranges; therefore, the data were first centered and scaled in the plot using the robust multivariate estimates of location and scatter.