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In Table 3, we summarize the results of applying neural network C as well as MLE in estimating change point when joint variance shifts in both quality characteristics have occurred.

As can be estimated from the parameters shown on Table 2, the joint variance of shocks to the trend ((sigma _{eta _{1}}^{2},sigma _{eta _{2}}^{2})) and its slope ((sigma _{nu 1}^{2},sigma _{nu 2}^{2})) explain 89.5 % of the variation in output.

Partial correlation analysis regresses out the joint variance of visual areas, by systematically ignoring the connectivity changes which are common to all visual areas so as to focus on the internal structural features of the visual cortex.

Because of familial relationships between animals, a genomic BLUP (GBLUP) analysis was used as a secondary measure of the joint variance explained by all markers used in the final models.

A criterion must then be established to decide these few number of maintained uncorrelated components from the initial M = 512 to L. The chosen criterion is to maintain L< M eigenvalues, with a joint variance above a specific threshold, as shown in Eq. (7).

The CRB on the joint estimator variance was also derived and implemented as a reference to evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm.

For the joint residual variance (σ e (i ) 2 ), averages ranged between 0.241 and 0.744 (Table 2).

The variables as a set accounted for 66%and43%3% of joint attention variance at younger and older ages, respectively (59% and 31% when adjusted for the sample size and number of predictors).

Among the multiple possible explanations for the "missing" variance, joint effects of multiple genetic variants are a particularly appealing target for investigation: they are well documented in biology and can often be evaluated using existing data.

In Table 3 is shown the independent, joint and total variance explained for each of the predictors of habitat selection by Egyptian vulture in the reference order (alphabetic).

In Table 3 is shown the independent (i.e., IVE), joint and total variance explained for each of the predictors of Lesser kestrel abundance in the reference order (alphabetic).