Sentence examples for partial coefficients from inspiring English sources

The regression function is trained by running data offline to identify the partial coefficients.

For all of this the original formulations of EAM and EWM were recalibrated with the help of experimental results previously published and the resistance partial coefficients are checked.

Then, the uncertainties of computational model and load effects are discussed and the resistance partial coefficients for membrane structures are proposed, regarding to different load combinations.

KMO test is an index used in relating the magnitude of the observed correlation and partial coefficients with a value of > 0.5.

As the partial coefficients of the continued fraction (q(n)) are positive, we deduce inequalities (4.3) from (1.1) and (4.7) at once.

However, mainly due to their limitations in addressing individually all the possible failure modes, the variability of the probabilistic distributions found are quite high, leading to high partial coefficients of safety.

In the context of adaptive system identification partial coefficient updating is proposed as an attractive approach to complexity reduction.

If we construct a comparison within the significant variables, we can see that the standardized partial coefficient is relatively larger.

At most, partial coefficient values altered slightly after data were weighted.

As group size varied among families, Kendall partial correlation coefficients (Kendall partial coefficient) analysed our data by keeping group size constant [36].

To date, the main methods of measuring brain functional connectivity include correlation coefficient (CF), partial correlation coefficient (PCF), mutual information (MI), wavelet correlation coefficient (WCF), and coherence (CH).