Sentence examples for estimation of the variables from inspiring English sources

Belavkin's theory of quantum filtering concerns the estimation of the variables of quantum systems conditioned on classical (commutative) measurement records.

The estimation of the variables that influences the efficiency of EC among the countries is beneficial to improve the entrepreneurial eco-system.

For the population estimation of the variables, the two-sided 95% confidence interval will be obtained.

The statistical experimental design methodology, where the response is evaluated by changing more than one variable at a time, allow the estimation of the variables that are statistically significant, taking into account the interactions between them.

Such background values could distort both the estimation of the variable at nonsampled locations and the inference of the spatial structure of variability of the variable.

The correlation score between that new prediction and the standard prediction is calculated and is considered to give an estimation of the variable importance in the model.

Too many covariates may result in overfitting the logistic regression model, as well as decrease precision of the estimation of the variable interested [ 23].

A fractional factorial design will be used to combine levels of patient factors in vignettes, which will be presented to clinicians to allow estimation of the variable effects on decisions to offer thrombolysis.

These tests have been successfully used in Education and Psychology fields [ 8] and they allow a more practical assessment and a more accurate estimation of the variable being measured, in this case, HRQoL.

We then confirmed that each patient and his/her control were similar in age and sex; these characteristics are not of interest in themselves in the current study, but are known to be estimations of the variables we intended to study, that is, BMD and carotid measures.

As the variable did not significantly contribute to the estimation of the outcome variables, we excluded the variable from the estimations.