Sentence examples for press statistics from inspiring English sources

The linear model explains almost 81% of the variance of the experimental tm (R = 0.90 and s = 4.29) and the LOO press statistics evidenced its predictive ability (q2 = 0.72 and scv = 4.79).

The leave-one-out (LOO) press statistics, evidenced high predictive ability of both models (q2=0.86 and scv=0.09×10−4 M−1 for non-stochastic and q2=0.91 and scv=0.08×10−4 M−1 for stochastic bilinear indices).

The linear model explains more than 87% of the variance of the experimental Log K (R = 0.93 and s = 0.102 × 10−4 M−1) and leave-one-out press statistics evidenced its predictive ability (q2 = 0.82 and scv = 0.108 × 10−4 M−10−4

However, often models with fewer factors have PRESS statistics that are only marginally larger than the absolute minimum.

A SAS® macro was written to generate PRESS statistics and it was embedded in SAS® PROC GLIMMIX (SAS® 9.1.3, SAS® Institute Inc., Cary, NC).

We then computed residuals between the data points and the model fit using Predictive Residuals Sum or Squares (PRESS) statistics (described below), and compared the residuals to determine which model provided the best overall fit (i.e., the best RF representation).

Press box statistics credited the Bears with 10 pass breakups.

In the Bayesian literature, this approach to using noninformative priors is referred to as objective Bayesian statistics (Press, 2003) because only the data determine the posterior results.

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During debates with Kunst and Shack she rarely made points that went beyond Bible quotes, and prayed when pressed to provide statistics on homosexuals as child molesters.

It says the police are happy to work with it, so long as it doesn't press them for hard statistics on the number of children kidnapped a sensitive issue for the police, because the figures are embarrassingly high.