The cross section variances and covariances of this set of foils have now been used for tests on the sensitivity of the IFMIF neutron spectrum determination to cross section uncertainties.
For i ∈ {1,..., n p} in the order that results from step 2, calculate the coefficient of variation v(p i) as described in the section entitled Variance analysis.
In this section, the variance WIE is introduced and a small experiment is conducted so as to preliminarily prove that the variance WIE could measure the complex degree of SAR images.
Based on the assumption of noise mentioned in Signal model of movie section, the variance σ2 can be estimated according to the residual between adjacent frames after motion compensation.
As discussed in the section entitled Variance analysis, this indicates that starting values would have to be sampled from a larger parameter space region, if a value for v rather than a lower bound was necessary.
As described in the Model Calibration section, error variances were estimated during model calibration.
These differences and interactions, described in the Results section, reflect variances in the acting process.
As demonstrated earlier in this section, this variance-covariance matrix is independent of allele coding.
This is expected since, as explained in Section 4, minimum variance resampling includes a cumulative sum.
