However, a closed-form expression for F ~ ( h ) from (11) is usually not available or too complex to yield a practical biased distribution.
Furthermore, we illustrate how the presented technique enables to derive a practical biased channel distribution for the case of OSTBCs transmitted over a spatially correlated Nakagami-m fading channel.
"In practical terms, a bias would also allow [Fed chairman Alan ] Greenspanto change interest rates between FOMC meetings, although that rarely happens," says Gregory.
Here, three approaches are employed to explore this issue, with the intention of providing a practical tool for bias correction of daily rainfall for use in hydrologic models ((1) conventional method, (2) non-informative Bayesian method, and (3) informative Bayesian method using a Weather Generator (WG) data).
As a practical matter, this bias in the SD model has important implications for public health and forecast error.
As the Bland-Altman limits of agreement approach is simple to employ, practical, and detects bias, it has become the preferred method within health research in recent years [ 3, 10].
Improving the coverage and connectivity of the interactome requires new experimental data; however, empirical methods, particularly high-throughput technologies, have a number of practical limitations and biases that cause the generation of false positives and false negatives.
Evidence examiners get practical about fighting cognitive bias.
I try to come up with all kinds of practical steps to mitigate bias at the end of the talk.
Because it is hard to obtain this bias in practical systems, we regard the MMSE estimator as an unbiased estimate in our suboptimal algorithm and evaluate the resulting performance loss via simulations later.
