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The software helps to determine the specific capacity using methods derived by Slitcher (1906), Walton (1970), Limaye (1973), Narasimhan (1965) and Singhal (1984).
They included methods derived by Tiku and Balakrishnan (1986) as well as a Box-Scheffé type test that has close connections to a method suggested by Levy (1976).
The references based recommendations rely on sensitivity and specificity of the PET methods derived by the imaging literature that is based either on parametric approaches or on visual method that greatly depends on the observer's experience and lacks a clear cut-off between normal and pathological findings.
It is outlined in Wilcox (2015) that "seemingly the best-known technique for testing (H_{0}: sigma _{1}^{2}=sigma _{2}^{2}) is a method derived by Morgan (1939) and Pitman (1939).
The proposed method, derived by applying Bayesian filtering on raw matched filter outputs, cannot be obtained analytically due to nonlinearities in the process and observation models.
The method derived by Spector and Grant (1970) was then used to estimate depths directly from the radially averaged power spectrum (Maus and Dimri 1996).
Authors gave their contribution in this field sharing an experience in logistics innovation: one interesting outcome was a method that brought personnel with average technical knowledge to solve problems with a relatively simple method derived by TRIZ and Axiomatic Design.
AUROCs are presented with 95% CI, and differences between AUROC curves were evaluated by using a method derived by Hanley and colleagues [ 15].
Since the attributes generally take string values, we transform the attribute by methods derived from Section 7.2.
The methods derived from standard methodologies used by other investigators [ Crawley, 2007].
Our method for computing QIs extends methods derived from and currently used by CMS, that is documented in a technical report prepared by Abt Associates, Inc. [ 16].
