Sentence examples for random in which from inspiring English sources
Ask A: (1) 'If I asked you 'is B Random?' would you say 'Bonkers'?' If A says 'Bonkers', then either B is Random or A is Random, in which case C is not Random.
On December 23 , 2011 Lovato posted a message on Twitter criticizing her former network for airing episodes of Shake It Up and So Random! in which characters joked about eating disorders.
A broader class of missing data is missing at random in which the probability of a missing value depends only on the available information.
In mouse, the process was found to be random, in which many mtDNA molecules are discarded and only a few are transmitted to primordial germ cells (Jenuth et al. 1996).
Complete case analyses will be performed, unless missing data are high (>30%), and data are missing completely at random or missing at random, in which case multiple imputation will be applied.
As a result, the missing data were imputed with multiple imputation by assuming the data were missing at random, in which the probability for a variable being missing is dependent of the value of other variables in the dataset.
We compare the random forest model against a random method, in which we assign random probability sampled from a continuous uniform distribution from the interval (0, 1) to each interaction.
This paper investigates newsvendor problem with random demand and random yields, in which the price decision will be postponed and determined upon recognition of random yield and prior to realising demand uncertainties.
There is no reason to expect this exposure misclassification to be non-random, in which case the most probable impact on results is a dilution of effect sizes (Armstrong, 1998).
Stratified simple random sampling is a variation of simple random sampling in which the population is partitioned into relatively homogeneous groups called strata and a simple random sample is selected from each stratum.
We introduce a new formulation of the random walks method, coined as guided random walks, in which prior knowledge is integrated seamlessly.
