Finally, implementing variance stabilisation via double arcsine transformations had no meaningful effect on pooled prevalence and positivity rate estimates.
If response variance serves as the neuronal parameter critical for the read-out and decision mechanisms, then the brain may actually implement statistical variance tests on neuronal population responses and finds the stimulus value equalizing the variances.
In 2004, 13 years after population management actions were implemented, the variance of population wide FA was comparable to the FA-variance from the beginning of the 20th century.
Population structure is implemented as variance in infection frequency between mating groups, which is a fraction of the total variance in infection frequency p 1- p).
We implemented a variance component analysis for inferring the proportion of phenotypic variations explained by genetic factors for genome-wide gene expression traits from unrelated individuals.
As EMMAX implements a variance component approach to the linear mixed model, the software simultaneously adjusts for both pairwise genetic relatedness between individuals and corrects for population stratification.
Following [ 13], we implement mean (MEAN), variance (VAR), and mean derivative (DERIV) measures, which have proved to be valid in cancer/norm discrimination tasks.
From a historical perspective, we also implement a mean-variance analysis.
Each SNP was tested as a quantitative explanatory variable, coded as 0, 1, 2. We used GWAMA (version 2.1) to implement fixed inverse variance-based methods for meta-analysis.
Four different risk measures are implemented and compared: variance, variability index, downside risk and conditional value-at-risk (CVaR) so as to conclude on these measures adequacy.
