Sentence examples for maximum index approaches from inspiring English sources

It is easily seen that the maximum index approaches 3 as the number of shocks increases because the downstream flow of the last shock approaches 0, in agreement with Melrose and Pope (1993).

However, if correlation and interaction are relevant for the regression function, our maximum C index approach must be extended to a multivariable setting.

Our maximum C index approach can be applied to multivariate scenario if the distributions of a number of prognostic variables for healthy and diseased groups can be described by multivariate normal distributions and if the calculation times are acceptable [ 26].

To keep this introduction of the maximum C index approach for polychotomizing predictive variables short and readable, we have used an example in which a regression model without correlated independent variables and without interaction fitted the observed data well (p = 0.618 by Hosmer and Lemeshow goodness-of-fit test) [ 42, 43].

The design results show that the proposed approach yields a remarkable reduction of the maximum index modulation and the performance of dispersion spectra of the designed filter can be optimized simultaneously.

The first maximum index is considered as the open phase.

The value beyond the maximum index is not available.

Hence the maximum index difference can be expressed as (3).

A Simpson's index close to zero indicates that there is little diversity as shown by the typing method (index = 0 indicates no diversity at all) whereas a Simpson's index approaching 1 indicates a high diversity as shown by the typing technique (index = 1 indicates maximum diversity where no two isolates are similar).

Let's consider, first, the index approach.

Their reliability was also assessed using the reliability index approach.