Sentence examples for extending the likelihood from inspiring English sources

In this article, we aim to address the second task by extending the likelihood approach of Kong et al. for Monte Carlo integration.

The model can handle multiple graphs R q simultaneously with a shared clustering by extending the likelihood to include the product of the likelihoods of the individual graphs.

Extending the likelihood formulas in (Kalinowski et al., 2007) to model null alleles, however, could be a valuable extension if they occur at higher rates.

This method was employed in preference to extending the likelihood-based method to cover missingness in the outcome since it was felt less likely that the MAR assumption would hold for these data.

These results extend the likelihood of a vasopressin deficiency to vasodilatation without shock.

Since the post-order traversals (Algorithm 2) specifying the likelihood function are topology-specific, we extended the likelihood over a compact box of quartets in a topology-specific manner.

Having extended the likelihood function, we can repeat the estimation of evidence for the models 4, 8, and 12 using the full data that includes also the protein measurements.

To incorporate the dilution experiment data on FOXP3 levels into our statistical framework, we extend the likelihood function by multiplying it by distributions for observed protein levels in different dilutions.

Now the students are prepared to understand the reasoning behind the use of critical values for the t statistic, the χ statistic, or the F statistic as related to the critical value k in extensions of the ideas of likelihood ratios and can extend the likelihood ratio tests to more novel situations.

To address this problem, we extended the likelihood-based method of Li et al., which assesses whether there is linkage disequilibrium between a disease locus and a SNP, to accommodate sibships of arbitrary size and disease-phenotype configuration.

The analysis was performed within a retrospective cohort approach, by extending the retrospective likelihood approach described previously [ 36] to model the simultaneous effects on different breast cancer subtypes defined by ER/PR.