"prior value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the value of something that has been established in the past, as in, "The prior value of the stock was lower than its current value."
Remaining stable is defined as remaining within ten percent of the prior value.
Secondly, the updated IRI-2012 inputput as a prior value and the multiplicative algebraic reconstruction technique (MART) is implemented to reconstruct the IED distribution.
This causesthe synaptic gating variable, s, to increase from its prior value, s − to s + according to s + = s − + α ˜ ( 1 − s − ).
Each dummy variable node is initialized with a prior value set to the largest possible magnitude of a binary zero in its signed, 8-bit representation.
On the other hand, the performance of WCB is highly affected by the prior value of steering vector error norm bound.
Unfortunately, the optimum bound value [20, 21] cannot be obtained in practice, and if the prior value is not big enough, the performance of WCB will decrease significantly.
As the noise in the value-added measure increases, teacher effort becomes less responsive to prior value-added because the value-added score becomes a less reliable measure of ability.
Equation 6 shows that these prior values are rapidly dominated by the observations.
For each pair of distributions, the simulation is performed with different prior values.
We discuss the data processing details, including the effect of different prior values for the stations and the optimal solution.
This makes sense as there are no prior values that can give advanced warning of the sudden change in traffic load.
