Sentence examples for modeling of trend from inspiring English sources
In recent trend-estimation studies, a popular signal-processing approach has been time-series modeling of trend signals, since such stochastic models are highly flexible and can address trend signals more objectively (Kitagawa and Gersch, 1996; Kitagawa, 2010).
Results show that these approaches and a weight of evidence analysis could be useful in providing information for management and restoration decisions on these small stream systems as well as aiding in the assessment and modeling of trends within these streams with dynamic hydrologic conditions due to changes in land use/land cover.
When compared with methods traditionally used to model the seasonality of influenza outbreaks [ 6], HMMs which used the hidden variable to eliminate the need for explicit modelling of trend and seasonal effects that can introduce detection bias were found to produce fewer false alarms and be more robust to variations in the data [ 7].
In addition, we would like to note that in nearly all of the studies, a linear model of trend across the ordered categories of intake was fitted meaning that a change in intake has been related to risk and not an absolute intake.
We estimate an econometric model of trends in RJV filings and find that, as intended by the legislation, the propensity of firms to engage in RJVs is sensitive to changes in the global competitiveness of US high-technology industries.
There were thus sufficient surveys in each season to enable meaningful modelling of trends for each season from the time series of aerial surveys.
Statistical modelling of trends confirmed significant seasonality and decline over time at each facility.
The selected model of trends in the home death rate has 4 joinpoints (5 line segments).
For infants and 1 10-year-olds, we found weak evidence for increasing trends in England but small numbers in Scotland prevented modelling of trends in these age groups.
The results show that this type of specification is convenient when one includes mixtures of normals in the modeling of the trend.
Two model examples of Trend IV genomes are shown in Figure 4(C, D), where the signs of GC-skew and AT-skew trajectories are of opposite signs.
