Sentence examples for prediction spectra from inspiring English sources

The mean predicted value for a given subset of prediction spectra (with the same expected concentration) was the data point plotted on the grid, while error bars represented the standard deviations in predicted values.

DFT functionals show a good prediction spectra of nitriles and their anions [36 40].

Each concentration listed had three prediction spectra tested.

The shift in formant spacing is also evident in the power and linear prediction spectra for the two vocal-tract lengths.

When prediction spectra were analyzed with the calibration vector, we obtained a nearly 1 1 linear relationship between predicted concentrations and expected concentrations; R values of 0.999 (water – Fig. 1b), 1.00 (serum – Fig. 1c), and 1.00 (Intralipid – Fig. 1d) were obtained.

Fig. 1 An example of spectrum sensing and access in a typical DSA time-slotted system Fig. 2 Prediction spectrum prediction in dynamic spectrum access framework.

While gesture-based interfaces might seem imminent, at the other end of the prediction spectrum there's hover cars, a concept that is yet to become reality.

It can be shown that, in general case, the resulting estimate is a compromise between fitting the estimated constant model parameters to the true one and fitting the noise model spectrum to the prediction error spectrum [35].

The back-propagation ANN is used in signal processing, data reduction and optimization, interpretation and prediction of spectra and calibration [17].

Due to the complex chemistry of peptide fragmentation, the pattern of peaks in such a spectrum can be predicted only qualitatively: an exact prediction of spectrum peak heights, or even which peaks will be present or absent, has proven elusive (Dancik et al., 1999; Elias et al., 2004; Wan and Chen, 2005; Zhang, 2004).

Table 1 provides a summary of the current techniques used for spectrum prediction in dynamic spectrum access systems.