"robust value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to something that has substantial and reliable worth or utility. For example, "This product offers robust value for its cost."
These can be averaged to give a more robust value.
Secondly, the median of the vector is computed as a robust value in the presence of outliers.
For the data presented here m = 100 was used, which seems to be a robust value giving good results.
It is increasingly critical that drug manufacturers develop robust value propositions and communicate that value to all stakeholders.
The robust counterpart of ((p, w))-norm has smaller deviation and the results come quicker as one gets a stable robust value.
We also find a modest but robust value of (H=58.5%), 95% CI ([57.2,59.8]), indicating the presence of a Happiness Paradox.
Robust values for dependent thresholds cannot be determined separately from each other which in turn impedes model fitting and the evaluation of the method.
For the estimation, we employ a quasi-maximum likelihood (QML) estimatori, which supplies robust values even without an ad hoc transformation (Murteira and Ramalho, [2012]).
The recommendations in this paper provide simple and robust values for the stiffness of composite columns to be used for drift computations involving lateral loads.
But it is the robust values given to the three other buildings in the deal that should provide some comfort and cover for investors and lenders interested in less prominent buildings.
For example, experiments on a few of the alternative foods could provide more robust values of study duration, which would provide a tighter range on the costs of research.
