Patients whose disease never cleared after treatment are considered recurrent with a recurrence time = 1 day.
Persistent patients whose disease never cleared after treatment are included and considered recurrent with a recurrence time = 1 day.
Accurate estimates of the recurrence time of extreme floods are essential to assess flood safety in flood-prone regions, such as the Lower Rhine in The Netherlands.
We evaluated the relationship between stress drop and recurrence time, and found that particle size had greater influence on frictional instability.
In this paper, a bearing fault detection problem is tackled using one-class classifiers and features extracted from vibration capture in the time domain using recurrence time statistics.
When the risk is decreasing with time, the expected recurrence time will lead to the divergence of return period and make this definition inapplicable for engineering purposes.
However, the calculation of expected recurrence time is based on the assumption of perfect knowledge of long-term risk, which involves high uncertainty.
The average reef in the group bleached severely once every 25 or 30 years at the beginning of the 1980s, but by 2016 the recurrence time for severe bleaching was just 5.9 years.
The average reef in the group bleached severely once every 25 or 30 years at the beginning of the 1980s, but by 2016, the recurrence time for severe bleaching was 5.9 years.
We estimate rigorous bounds on the predicted recurrence time of the magnitude approximately 6 1966 Parkfield earthquake through inversion of geodetic measurements and we show that, according to the time-predictable model, another earthquake should have occurred by 1987.
T P : Recurrence time (year).
