Sentence examples for mean correlation over from inspiring English sources
Among the ecological processes that were measured at the German BIODEPTH site we selected those that were relatively independent (mean correlation over all selected processes was 0.5) since two highly correlated processes would be trivially ruled by the same biodiversity components.
In spite of this, the mean correlation over land is 0.66.
In Fig. 4, the mean correlation over all the OVSF codes of different multi-sequences built with different values of α and β is shown.
We then computed statistics both globally (the mean correlation over all edges) and for specific subsets of nodes (for example, the mean correlation over all edges incident on one miRNA, or all edges incident on any probe set annotated with a particular GO function).
As a measure of reproducibility, we took the mean correlation over the nine folds of the leave-one-out procedure.
The barplots on Figure 6B show the mean correlations over the 1000 subsamplings and the error bars indicate the standard deviations.
During the 2007 08 influenza season, Google Flu Trends estimates were highly correlated to CDC surveillance for ILI, with a mean correlation coefficient over nine US Census Regions of 0.97 [2].
The bars show the mean correlation coefficients, ρ, over all participants and images in the category for the different saliency models.
The correlation between the two data matrices was assessed using a Mantel test and its significance estimated by P values, the regression coefficient (R 2 ), and the mean correlation coefficient (R XY ) over 999 random permutations of linear F ST values as implemented in GenAlex v.6.5.
The mean correlation coefficient between percentage stimulation time over each 10 seconds and total duration of DBS up to that point was −0.23 across subjects (2-tailed, 1-sample t test, t7 = 3.2, p = 0.01).
Consequently, the mean correlation between the Swarm and GRACE models over land decreases to 0.63 (in comparison with 0.66 when applying a smoothing radius of 833 km).
