Sentence examples for explicit regression from inspiring English sources
In this questionnaire, they addressed variable making, and through explicit regression equations, investigated the effect of independent variables on the dependent variable.
Instead, in implicit condition, the mechanism combining the optimal response with imitation constraints would produce a clockwise rotation of the explicit regression line towards the horizontal line (corresponding to the optimal pointing velocity) as observed here.
We discuss how the model can be implemented by using an explicit regression of phenotypes on markers or using co-variance structures (a genomic best linear unbiased prediction-type model).
This paper presents new and improved explicit regression-based equations for the critical and normal depths of open channels with different shapes.
Although some of the variables were correlated with one another, we applied a (spatially explicit) multiple regression approach, rather than a residual regression one, as recommended by Freckleton [36].
Since disturbance from off-road vehicular traffic moving through complex landscapes varies spatially, a spatially explicit nonlinear regression model (disturbance model) was used to predict the pattern of vehicle disturbance across a training facility.
For this purpose, we identify the geophysical variables ("pattern drivers") that explain the spatial patterns of forest loss and fragmentation between 1976 and 1999 using both a GIS-based land-use change model (GEOMOD) and spatially explicit logistic regression.
We also applied an extension to the longitudinal study of the explicit multivariate regression method as our imputation procedure [ 15, 17, 33 ].
The same three-factor explicit multiple regression model was generated using the control data; this was a poorer model than when the subjects with diabetes were used (r = 0.32) and none of the terms were significant.
A spatially-explicit logistic regression model was developed for Kampala.
Using a spatially-explicit global regression and an exploratory geographically weighted regression (GWR), we examined variation in residential exposure to traffic at regional and neighborhood scales.
