Sentence examples for ranking I from inspiring English sources

The Zipf law asserts that the probability P i) for the i th most popular document to be requested is inversely proportional to its popularity ranking (i) as shown in (4): P ( i ) = β i α (4).

where Y i refers to individual labor market outcomes such as occupational status or the income of a respondent ranking i, X i to vector quantity of a group of exogenous control variables, and α i to respondent heterogeneity that cannot be achieved in physical operations and is regarded as a fixed factor that fails to change with time.

Therefore, we hypothesized that a higher ranking (i.e., a better P1) corresponds to a closer biological relationship.

It also helps to combine the biclusters output by different algorithms into one unified ranking i.e. meta-biclustering.

The universities were first stratified by global ranking and by country, and then further by within-country ranking (i.e. top 5).

Reginald Kazanjian's ranking, I believe, was somewhere in the low seventies.

We assume that B has full rank, i.e., rank(B)= m.

fit ( i ) = 1 rank ( i ) (6 where fit (i) and rank (i) are the fitness function and the rank number of individual number of individual i, respectively.

Figure 3 c shows distribution of relative ranks, i.e., rank divided by candidate set size.

(C5) The matrix, T ~ is of full column-rank, i.e., rank ( T ~ ) = K ( L + 1 ).

The φ matrix has full column rank, i.e., rank=N r N t KL=8.