However, it also resembles the estimation of the Phillips curve, where the imbalance indicator (inflation) allows the cyclical component of the unemployment rate and, therefore, the potential rate (NAIRU) to be identified.
The variance of the estimation resembles a series of thumbtack forms, and the cyclic period equals the symbol period.
This resembles the spectral estimation problem with the difference that sampling of the array elements is not limited in time.
Leading Sweden to a fourth-place finish, Lundqvist had improved from head (poise) to toe (quickness), resembling in Madden's estimation "a completely different goalie".
With the help of a family of rich merchants of Ioánnina (Janina), he published a whole series of editions of Classical authors, which he prefaced with appeals to his compatriots to cast off their Byzantine ignorance by reviving the glories of the ancient world and by imitating the French the people of modern Europe who, in his estimation, most resembled his Classical ancestors.
The approach resembles the local depth estimation idea, where a volumetric cost volume is further aggregated with bilateral filter.
The lowest resolution unit, depicted on the right side of Figure 9, resembles a full disparity estimation unit: for a given reference window b r, the ZSAD costs are computed for all blocks in a scan window b s.
In other words, the estimation of CAF resembles the correlation operation or the matched filter in some sense when the spreading code sequence c(n) is unknown.
Any Bayesian estimation will to some extent resemble the maximum likelihood estimator due to the central role of the likelihoods in the Bayesian formalism.
For some systems, recognition of common cause failure events is critical so that the overall system reliability estimation and associated design resembles the true system reliability behavior realistically.
Distributions (31) and (49) of a persymmetric estimation CM (21) and (36) resemble the pdf(s) (20) and (35) of a general type CM estimates (19) and (34) but with an increased number of the degrees of freedom.
