Sentence examples for popular estimation from inspiring English sources

Here, three popular estimation schemes, namely extended Luenberger observer, extended Kalman filter and adaptive state estimator, have been designed to estimate the specific growth rate, substrate consumption rate and product formation rate on the basis of measured process state variables.

In the opinion of one scholar, this book constitutes the greatest poem ever written; and so it is in the popular estimation of the Hindus.

"His ultimate place in history will be far less exalted than that which he now holds in popular estimation," The New York Times wrote after Garfield died.

I demurred: "It's pretty dreadful... ., and she shot back: "In what precise way does that differ from 'awful'?" I set down this exchange because I think it encapsulates a lot of what has enabled the Coens to continue to ride high in popular estimation – and to win Oscars, rake in receipts and put bums on plush – which is that they are insistently likeable film-makers.

In the presence of over dispersion, maximum quasi-likelihood estimation (MQLE) (Wedderburn 1974; McCullagh and Nelder 1989; Heyde 1997) is a popular estimation method.

The Framingham risk score used to evaluate 10-year coronary heart disease (CHD) risk is the most popular estimation equation, which was derived from the Framingham Heart Study [ 5- 8].

The Univariate Marginal Distribution Algorithm (UMDA) – a popular estimation-of-distribution algorithm – is studied from a run time perspective.

A popular estimator for more general problems is the maximum-likelihood estimator as already described in Section 2.2 for channel parameter estimation.

Two popular channel estimation algorithms, one based on expectation maximization (EM) [15], and one performing a joint minimum-mean-square-error (MMSE) estimation of all user channels [8, 9], are evaluated.

The most popular model estimation algorithms is PCA-ID [19].

This paper will examine four of the most popular capacity estimation techniques for ITS data.