Sentence examples for most appropriate estimator from inspiring English sources
West (2017) found it was the most appropriate estimator of the standard error of the estimate of the population mean for Eq. (8.2) when compared with some analytical estimators that had been proposed by various authors.
One of the most appropriate statistics to estimate sexual selection effects is the cross-product estimator (W), which represents the maximum likelihood fitness estimator of one class relative to another [ 4, 7, 19].
We considered the bootstrap species richness estimator most appropriate for our data set (incidence based, no reliance on uniques or duplicates, and suitable for small sample sizes; [45]).
Additional work would be needed to determine the most appropriate way to weight estimates from different single-sample estimators.
We can then test if the correlation between the equations is statistically significant and decide whether or not the bivariate estimator is the most appropriate model.
The protocol also creates application of a kernel-based link quality estimator which agrees to pick the most appropriate gateways with load balancing and disconnection predication capability in each cluster.
Practically, the mutual information values need to be estimated from the data by using an appropriate estimator allowing a close approximation of the theoretical value of the population.
The model estimators described above take aligned sequences as input and select the most appropriate model based on the probability (the likelihood) of the ML tree.
Singh et al. [10] investigated the choice of state estimators for distribution systems, and concluded that weighted least squares (WLS) based SE was the most appropriate method because of the low redundancy levels.
DSSDSS helps the project planner, estimator or quantity surveyor in a contractor's firm or the design engineer in a consultancy service to select the most appropriate dewatering system for a project.
The results obtained provide guidance as to the choice of an appropriate estimator.
