Sentence examples for estimating ranking from inspiring English sources

The RNS design in presence of ranking error is discussed and a new method for estimating ranking error probabilities is proposed.

If two wasps died, or if an individual died before the original dominant was identified, we did not estimate ranks any further for that nest.

The translational efficiencies of the newly generated sequences were then estimated, ranked, and selected as described above.

The wide confidence limits in our example, however, are illustrative of the great difficulty involved in estimating ranks precisely.

The wide intervals are a consequence of both the small number of samples seen by many raters and the well-known difficulty of estimating ranks precisely.

Methods for estimating ranks of P have been developed based on the repeated measurement of individuals e.g. [ 28, 63].

While other mathematical methods assume a sequential ranking order for all members of an animal society, our approach provides more flexibility, in that the computed result allows for some variability in the estimated ranking coordinates.

When the size of LPR is selected, we can choose D adaptively according to the fixed threshold and the estimated rank of the clutter in the LPR.

Nevertheless, the estimated rank for such stories is still sufficiently large that the law of surfing parameters we estimate indicate users do not find such stories via the popularity list.

Figure 5 shows estimated ranks of each rater based on estimated qj values from 625 simulations from the fitted model, plotted with 95% confidence intervals and ordered by the point estimate of the rank.

A long box suggests that the corresponding macaque's estimated rank is quite uncertain, given the data, as with the beta male (ID 22898).