One commonly used quantity to measure noise is the standard noise amplification rate (NAR) defined as the ratio of the coefficient of variation between the output and the input: 1where c is the output, u is the input, ⟨·⟩ represents the mean, and std denotes the standard deviation.
Consequently, the users are able to chose the quantity of noise they want to introduce in their queries.
Therefore, a possible general mechanism for particular linear scaling rates of small-world-ness is a common size of both active node set and quantity of noise during creation of the real-world systems.
Therefore, this simulation protocol evaluates the ARTIVA performance and studies the influence of the following parameters: the quantity of noise in the data.
We chose this group to be 'inclusive' because, although we recognise that it includes a small quantity of noise due to the quantity of transcripts analysed, it provided a more complete representation of functional group effects.
Or it may be because the successful fulfilment of the function of a plastic gene, which requires different levels of expression in different environments, is more sensitive to the effects of a given quantity of noise.
Simply put, the performance of speech enhancement methods can be assessed in terms of two quantities, namely noise reduction and speech distortion, and an optimal solution to the speech enhancement would, thus, explicitly take both into account.
We would strongly recommend the author forgo this format for the text and give a clear, quantitative description of the results, and clear definitions of the quantities signal, noise, and gain for both cell attached and whole cell recordings.
As a second order differential quantity, curvature amplifies noise.
It's all about quantity over quality, noise over substance, vocal size over vocal nuance.
