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The predicted points with a pth order of prediction are as follows: (1) x ^ (n ) = ∑ i = 1 p a i · x (n − i ), where a i is linear predictor coefficients of the ith order.
The main result of this paper determines the computational order of prediction from a dynamical statistical model underpinned by the dynamical computer model.
The order of prediction performance according to both CV testing R2 and that for the hold-out data set was BRT > BN > ANN.
Since our criteria of optimization is the minimization of forward prediction error, we increased the order of prediction filter, and monitored output forward prediction error.
Note that the size of each coefficient matrix in three-channel case increases by three when the order of prediction filter increases from α − 1 to α.
where a k are the prediction coefficients, K is the order of prediction filter and r(n) is the prediction error or the residual.
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In the revised version of the paper we have changed the order of predictions, this particular prediction has been moved to no. 5. We now explicitly indicate that it is the total concentration of Zn that should be conserved.
We find that users are best served by an alphabetical ordering of prediction matches and show that hybrid interface designs can provide a modest benefit in users' ability to find a contact, in cases of non-successful predictions.
According to the prediction method with 100 orders of prediction results, high AC(j) with small j and low AC(j) with large j would indicate a good prediction [ 13, 16, 20].
Furthermore, it is shown that the computational orders of predictions from this dynamical statistical model and from a black box statistical model are comparable, but the likelihood optimization of the former model is more efficient.
In the present paper, however, I concentrate on the use of the TCD for approximate, order-of-magnitude predictions, because these can be very useful during failure analysis.
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