Sentence examples for estimation of the full from inspiring English sources

However, a valid estimation of the full utility of SAFEWAY2SCHOOL requires in situ testing of the system with these children.

This ultimately allows estimation of the full stress tensor at several depths in the Kumano forearc basin and underlying upper accretionary prism.

The drawback in using the i-supervector with PLDA is the inversion of large matrices in the estimation of the full posterior distribution, which we show can be solved rather efficiently by portioning large matrices into smaller blocks.

To make the method adapt to the quality of the current patch estimate, we add the term σ g 2 to the r.h.s. of (16) when first performing the estimation of the full pixel pattern locations, defined as σ g 2 = 1 − max x cos ∠ p 0, y ( x ) − μ ( x ) 1 2 K. (18).

As a test, I ran the regressions based on single-imputed data using for all model specifications only those observations for which estimation of the full specification (cf. column 4 of Tables 1 and 2) is possible; the results are substantially stable.

This allowed estimation of the full annual economic cost of the contributors' labour.

In this context, several Kalman-type coupled input-state and coupled input-state-parameter filters have recently been developed, allowing for an estimation of the full-field dynamic response of a structure from only a limited number of vibration measurements.

There are open questions for ABC regarding the choice of summary statistics [ 18– 21], whether model selection via ABC is viable (meaning that the user can know whether the estimation quality of the full posterior distribution is adequate to successfully compare candidate models [ 21]), and regarding error bounds for the estimated posterior distribution.

The bottom-up PC approach was designed to estimate the genetic parameters of large, over-parameterized datasets, for which the estimation of the complete, full rank dataset might not be possible.

Even though the estimation from subsets of the full data naturally results in a higher variance of estimates, this cannot account for the observed differences in the estimates.

rp Gives an estimation of the proportion of full sibs within an outcrossed progeny array and rs is an estimate of normalized variance in selfing rate among families within a given population, i.e. whether some maternal plants are more prone to increased selfing.