We theoretically formulated a method to calculate the conditional probability of a forthcoming recurrent event, using the Bayesian approach of a lognormal distribution model with the uniform prior distribution for the mean of the logarithm of recurrence interval and inverse gamma for its variance (LN-Bayes), and the model on the small sample theory (LN-SST).
Using a sophisticated model, a Bayesian approach with lognormal distribution on the renewal process, we theoretically formulated a method to calculate the conditional probability of a forthcoming recurrent event and forecast the probabilities of small interplate repeating earthquakes along the Japan Trench.
Do you realize what this means?' " Joyce's techniques, he believed, could be used to formulate a method of "focussed deterrence" — a systematic, repeatable version of the ad-hoc working methods that Joyce and his partners had developed in the streets.
In the vortex particle method, in particular, one uses Gaussians of very small spread, which lead us to formulate a method of solution consisting of localization of the global problem, and improvement of solutions over iterations.
Kearney [ 16], Eaves [ 17] and Finfgeld [ 18] have all adapted grounded theory to formulate a method of synthesis.
This research uses results from field surveys to formulate a method for simulation of office buildings to include the effects of window opening behaviour on comfort and energy use.
In this paper, we select a series of objective and subjective indexes to formulate a quantitative method of calculating the RPCB with considering ticket fares.
The exchanges also will try to formulate a uniform method of temporarily halting trading in an individual stock if it declines more than a certain percentage during the trading day.
We also show that the weight of the covariant/invariant that describes a morphological structure is a criterion of simplicity and, therefore, we argue that this allows us to formulate a parsimonious method of formal morphology.
In his treatise Geometria Indivisibilibus Continuorum (1635; "Geometry of Continuous Indivisibles"), Bonaventura Cavalieri, a professor of mathematics at the University of Bologna, formulated a systematic method for the determination of areas and volumes.
