Historically, numerical statistics for such purposes have attempted to capture the notion of the balance of a tree, which is the degree to which daughter subtrees are the same size.
Historically, several summary statistics have been used, such as the kinship coefficient θ, however almost all of these statistics can be calculated from R = (k 0, k 1, k 2 ), where k m is the fraction of genome in which the two individuals share m alleles IBD.
To get at this they need something that basketball hasn't historically supplied: meaningful statistics.
While Rodriguez's defense has been invaluable this series, his offense has been questionable at best, which plays into his historically erratic postseason statistics.
That said, the data they collect has to live forever because people want to be able to compare baseball statistics historically.
Quarterly labor productivity statistics are historically highly volatile, and often move in the opposite direction to the rest of the economy.
"The statistics showing historically low unemployment are a farce," said Luis Rojas Villagra, an economist at the National University, who estimates that as much as half of Paraguay's work force is unemployed or underemployed in jobs with degrading wages and working conditions.
Historically, forest information and statistics have largely relied on plot-based field measurements [9].
We demonstrate how the Climate Wizard can be used to summarize climate-change statistics both historically and for future climate projections, run across months, seasons, and annually, for the entire globe, as well as within latitudinal zones, and individual countries.
People in soccer have historically paid little attention to statistics, arguing that the only way to judge players is to see them in action.
