Sentence examples for measurement error term from inspiring English sources

In the case study of sparse reconstruction, the measurement error term and the sparsity term are optimized by multi-objective evolutionary algorithms, which aims at balancing the trade-off between enforcing sparsity and reducing measurement error.

In contrast to recent studies, we design and run a Monte Carlo experiment that relies on the construction of a simulation design that is consistent with the data, rather than theory or observation, and find that parameter estimation from ATSM is precise in the presence of serial correlation in the measurement error term.

A measurement error term ε ij is then added to logV ij to mimic observation data logy ij for the i th subject at time t ij, where ε ij  ∼ N 0,σ2).

The arrow between a small circle and the observed variable represents a measurement error term.

The measurement model defined the observed variables in terms of "true" latent variables (endogenous or exogenous) and a measurement error term.

For the PedsQL™ Oral Health child-self-report version, items OH2 and OH4 appear to have something in common, sharing a common measurement error term.

Finally, the ε ij ∼iid N 0,σ) are the measurement error terms.

Correlations between the measurement errors of two variables are represented by two-headed curving arrows, in which case only the measurement error terms are correlated.

The measurement error terms ε B - Hg and ε H - Hg are assumed to be normally distributed with means 0 and variances and, respectively.

These correlations may be understood as test-retest correlations or as indicators of the longitudinal stability of the latent construct and of the measurement error terms (i.e., the residuals) over a six-year (Cycles 1 and 4; Cycles 4 and 7) and a twelve-year period (Cycles 1 and 7).

In Model 4, Station was added as an explanatory variable to Model 1. Random slopes and intercepts and measurements error terms were also formulated for each model.