We can observe the slope decreases over the years, which testifies the increase in the variance observed in Fig. 7.
Unfortunately, new problems such as spectral overlapping and the increase in the variance of estimated parameters appear.
where the second term is the same as that of equation (5) and represents the increase in the variance due to the second stage.
Fidelity remains above 92% for (Nsimeq80), a result that appears to be only very weakly affected by an increase in the variance of the initial Gaussian distribution.
In this instance, the lower genetic diversity of WT compared to MutS is associated with a lower rate of increase in the variance of population size.
Variance Inflation Factors (VIF) provide a measure of the increase in the variance of the estimated regression coefficients with respect to a situation where the prediction variables do not have a linear relationship.
As can been seen in Figure 11, the increase in the variance of sub-profiles 2, 8, and 9 may be attributed to the imprecise DC estimation of the background.
In regressions with a positively valued dependent variable (y), it is not uncommon to observe an increase in the variance of regression residuals with an increase in y [73, ch. 5.1].
Our results in this respect show that, if degrees are sufficiently large, an increase in the average level of information (i.e., an increase in the average out-degree) decreases the fraction of links reaching the public good, whereas an increase in the dispersion of information (i.e., an increase in the variance of P) increases such fraction.
From 1970 to 2005, a divergence between the selected countries in age-at-death distributions was observed, indicated by an increase in the variance of the three summary measures (e 10, e C, e A ) for both sexes, followed by a convergence (=declining variance) in the distributions between 2005 and 2010 (Table 1 and Fig. 1).
However, due to the increase in the variance of the importance weights, the raw SIS algorithm suffers from the "particle degeneracy" phenomenon [8, 14, 17]; that is, after a few steps, only a small number of particles will have normalized weights close to one, whereas the majority of the particles will have negligible weight.
