Sentence examples for interpretation estimation from inspiring English sources

The two conjoint approaches are compared and discussed in terms of experimental designs, data analysis methodologies, outcomes, user-friendliness of the results interpretation, estimation power and practical issues.

First, slides of orienteering checkpoints were shown and afterwards participants had to answer questions concerning aspects of short-term memory, focus of attention, map interpretation, estimation or descriptive abilities.

To simplify the discussion and interpretation of estimation model, the notation is introduced and variables are defined which can be recognized from collected data.

The statistical and numerical density derivative serves as a support tool for better interpretation and estimation of reservoir properties in these conditions.

In this process, a 3-D structural interpretation and estimation of the volume of hydrocarbon in place of the reservoirs was carried out.

The focus of the present review paper is the interpretation and estimation of the measurements based in higher-order statistics both in the time and in the frequency domains; and is concerned with statistical signal processing applied in scientific methods.

According to Lewis' scale of interpretation of estimation accuracy [34], any forecast with a MAPE value of less than 10%% can be considered highly accurate, 11 20 % is good, 21 50 % is reasonable and 51%% or more is inaccurate.

A critical discussion on whether embodying (or not) the latent estimated motivational structures (and underlying determination factors), when performing cost-benefit analysis for the provision of environmental goods is central to the interpretation of estimation results and profiling exercise and contributes to the economic debate dating back to Stiegler and Becker (1977).

In addition we discuss parameter interpretation and estimation.

The interpretations and estimation of instantaneous frequencies embedded in a multicomponent signal have been controversial [28].

Second, the estimated LOGSE effect should be interpreted as the impact of the reform for those individuals in the TRANSITION period during which the implementation variables change, i.e. similar to the interpretation of estimations by Regression Discontinuity Design around the cutoff point (Lee and Lemieuxa 2010).