This paper proposes SupWald tests from a threshold autoregressive model computed with an adaptive set of thresholds.
The five- to 10-millimetre size of the enlarging fracture marks a set of thresholds where new processes come into play.
He has abolished the 'slab system' with a gradually applied set of thresholds more akin to other taxes, where buyers only pay a higher rate on the part of the purchase that has exceeded that threshold.
Misclassification of low vegetated pixels also happens when classifying severity in different vegetation types within the same fire perimeter with one set of thresholds.
However, classifications of relative dNBR data can produce higher accuracies on average for the high burn severity category than dNBR classifications derived from a universal set of thresholds applied across multiple fires.
In the analysis of structural reliability, often a sequence of design points associated with a set of thresholds are sought in order to determine the tail distribution of a response quantity.
Children's services across England have, in recent years, fallen prey to numerous improvement plans that have focused almost exclusively on the need for compliance by social workers to a set of thresholds that, as resources have diminished, have been set ever higher.
Thus, each dataset has its own set of thresholds to be used in the classification tree.
Once a set of thresholds has been constructed, users can refer to them at any time.
Finally, a set of thresholds was calculated by defining the cut-off as 50 or 70 for the combined anchor.
Instead of using a global thresholding, level-dependent thresholding uses a set of thresholds, one for each IMF (scale level).
