Sentence examples for method with weights from inspiring English sources
The estimation procedure is based on the least squares method with weights and yields estimators with guaranteed accuracy in the sense of the Lq-norm for fixed q≥2.
Madsen and Browning [ 5] proposed analyzing for rare variants using a collapsing method with weights based on variant frequency.
Health utility values were calculated from the EQ-5D using a special calculator tool with data from various countries presented by Szende et al. 10 UK health utility data are based on the time trade-off valuation method with weights derived from 3395 UK adults first reported by Kind et al. 11 The relationship between pain score and EQ-5D-derived EQ-5D-derived EQ-5D-derived.
The multi-stiffness topology optimization is performed using a norm method with weighting coefficients.
The original Procrustes method with weighting can be applied to the parameter estimation problem of Helmert transformation with 7 parameters (e.g., Awange and Grafarend, 2005).
A deterministic approach that detects potentially overlapping communities based on the Clique Percolation Method with weight (CPMw) was performed using Palla's algorithm implemented in CFinder software (Adamcsek et al. 2006).
Therefore, a better estimation approach is to introduce a new variable α and combine these two estimation methods with weights, α and 1 − α, as suggested in the theoretical analysis.
In the case of any methods with weight vectors, we use equally weighted convex combinations, in other words, wi = 1/| | where | | is the number of query molecules.
By using the weighted sum method with random weights, we show that the proposed multi-objective flower algorithm can accurately find the Pareto fronts for a set of test functions.
The multivariate GLMM analyses were performed according the backward-method with weight as the primary outcome (that is the dependent variable).
Tavana et al. (2008) proposed a new weighted sum ordinal Consensus ranking method with the weights derived from a Sigmoid function.
