Sentence examples for penalty estimates from inspiring English sources

In our experience, the above model selection criteria tend to give too small penalty estimates and thus undersmooth the data.

The organisation, which fights against the death penalty, estimated £181m in CSSF funding remained unaccounted for.

The mean penalty estimated with OLS, as in columns 3 and 5 of Table 3, is also reported for comparison purposes.

Backers of the death penalty estimate their new measure would reduce the time from conviction to execution from as long as 30 years to 10 to 15 years.

Under whistle-blower laws William is entitled to up to 30% of the penalties, estimated at $120 million.

The mass penalty was estimated within a weight of 11 kg which is quite feasible for engineering applications.

The performance of the integrated models was compared with the reference CFPP model (with a net efficiency of 39.1%), and the energy penalty was estimated to cause a 25% fall in the CFPP power output.

A logit model isolated the pure transfer penalty and estimated penalties for different types of transfer.

This penalty was estimated from the data used for acoustic model training as follows: Training data are given to the HTK tool [50] to train HMM monophone models.

Otherwise, the arbitrary selection of the change point increases the degrees of freedom of the latter model and AIC0 must be compared with AIC12 = AIC1 + AIC2 + 2k (n), where k(n) is a penalty term estimated by a Monte Carlo simulation (Ogata, 1992).

These results show there is little penalty to estimating a correlation within twin births, even when none is present.