Sentence examples for mean absolute value from inspiring English sources
Time-domain statistical characteristics mainly extracted the sEMG signal's duration T, integral IEMG, mean absolute value (MAV), variance (VAR), standard deviation (s), average energy (E), maximum (MAX), slope sign change (SSC), skewness (Sk), and kurtosis (Ku).
In the current work, the motion features extracted are the mean of median and mean absolute value of the motion vector, computed for every fourth frame of the video sequence.
Briefly, an SLO was identified when the recording's magnitude reached at least 6 standard deviations above its mean absolute value.
We used this data to plot the R value of models built on increasing amounts of data, starting with p-Erk and adding phosphoproteins in order of their mean absolute value of regression coefficients.
The results showed that the bisection of the shaft of the first and second metatarsals had the smallest mean absolute value of 2.8° (22.37% error), with the other techniques ranging from 3.0° to 3.8°.
Figure 4 displays the group mean absolute values for PS (millivolts of negative component of the field potential as shown in the inset of Figure 4A) and EPSP slope amplitude (millivolts per millisecond; slope of line between two points is shown in the inset of Figure 4B) recorded in the dentate gyrus of control and perchlorate-exposed animals.
Besides mean absolute values for each building area whose magnitudes depend on the meteorological conditions of the simulation day, the results include mean relative ΔTa, ΔTmrt and ΔPET values.
The mean absolute values of the correlation coefficient between the simulated and estimated sources versus SNR in Fig. 3a show that LDSTM outperforms traditional EM, with very good results for all the three sources even under very unfavourable SNR.
The values corresponding to total immunostained (brown) cells were averaged and expressed as the mean absolute values and expressed as squared microns as described [98].
The prototypes dominated by rotational velocities provide yaw velocities with mean absolute values of about 1100 deg/s; roll and pitch velocities are smaller (100 to 660 deg/s) but also significantly different from zero.
