Sentence examples for joint dependence from inspiring English sources

Here we seek to characterise joint dependence in a straightforward manner, accessible to the ocean engineering community, using a statistically sound approach.

First, expressing the joint dependence structure in terms of bivariate copulas leads to a computationally advantageous expression for the likelihood function.

The outcome is a set of bias corrected variables that are not assessed for bias in their joint dependence structure, nor biases in all attributes at other time scales (such as daily and monthly and annual) except the one under consideration.

Again this is due to the joint dependence of the multiple contrast estimates on common trial arms.

In particular, for the class of mechanisms where CRA is biased (joint dependence on X and Y), it is possible to construct situations where associations cancel out in such a way that the missingness may appear to belong to one of the other (non-bias-causing) classes.

Estimated treatment effects from TORCH will be correlated, for example, the hazard ratio comparing SFC to placebo and the hazard ratio comparing salmeterol to placebo will be correlated due to their joint dependence on the time to event data in the placebo arm.

Such description should contain information on both the univariate behaviour and the joint-dependence of storm-variables.

Joint position dependence of weakness during maximum isometric voluntary contractions in subjects with hemiparesis.

Counting; axioms of probability; conditioning and independence; expectation and variance; discrete and continuous random variables and distributions; joint distributions and dependence; central limit theorem and laws of large numbers.

WUOD, WLOD, and WOD r.v.s are called, by a joint name, wide dependence (WD) r.v.s, and g U ( n ), g L ( n ), n ≥ 1, are called dominating coefficients.

A major issue, however, is that no general overview is available to help structural designers in determining design strength values for friction stir welded joints or their dependence on material type or process parameters.