The standard deviation from the mean would represent the information available to discriminate across face exemplars, as this formally contains the information (pixels) that differs across exemplars (the average being the common information).
The Pope's intention was to enable himself to declare more saints from the ranks of ordinary people among a wider range of nationalities to create more representative exemplars for the average person in the pew.
The disproportionate ratio of Frank's ambition to Ford's can generate a corollary effect of critical inflation, as those of us less modest than Frank fall into the habit of proclaiming him a Representative Man, an Everyday Hero, a shining exemplar of the Great American Average.
Pairwise distances of Fulgoroidea-associated Vidania sequences averaged 25.1% (range, 0.3%-76.5%); removing the exemplar of Derbidae, recomputed pairwise distances averaged 23.3% (range, 0.3%-54.3%).
And no sensible person would uphold Kennedy, whose passing rates on the English and math Regents exams lag well behind city averages, as an exemplar of academic achievement.
The average number of exemplars in the noise dictionary for each word was 104.
A prototype is usually defined as an abstraction of the central tendency or an average of previously encountered exemplars.
To classify each stimulus exemplar using each neural code, we averaged the vectors over all presentations of each stimulus using a leave-one-out procedure; we then computed the Euclidian distance from the current vector to each of the 10 stimulus-averaged template.
In [20],[24] the conversion of exemplar weights into state probabilities involved an averaging procedure.
Therefore, it would often be useful to be able to summarize a set of such responses by averaging them, giving a single exemplar.
New exemplars were generated for each pathogenicity group representing the average expression of signature genes during LPIs, MPIs, and HPIs, and PCCs were calculated to each new exemplar.
