Sentence examples for shrunk correlation from inspiring English sources

The final similarity measure is a shrunk correlation coefficient, s ij : s_{ij} = frac{n_{ij}}{n_{ij} + lambda_{3}}p_{ij}, (6).

This was due to P Σ being approximately proportional to the reciprocal of λ i. Shrinking genetic correlations towards their phenotypic counterparts (P ρ ) yielded the least relative bias in estimates of the leading canonical eigenvalues.

In all cases, genetic correlations were shrunk towards the corresponding phenotypic correlations (population values shown as dashed horizontal lines).

The ability to map inorganic C may be especially useful in a Vertisol due to its strong correlation with shrink-swell potential.

On the four occasions in the past 100 years when households in a major country have seen their net worth shrink there has been a strong correlation with lost output.

While no penalty performed best overall, penalizing the variance among the estimated canonical eigenvalues on the logarithmic scale or shrinking the genetic towards the phenotypic correlation matrix appeared most advantageous.

With comparable (or better) reductions in loss to other penalties, those which shrink the genetic towards the phenotypic correlation matrix (P ρ and P ρ 2 ) appeared to result in least bias.

The shrinking Sun: a systematic error in local correlation tracking of solar granulation.

Correlations of shrinking inferior olive size at autopsy with continued clinical symptoms seem to imply that the inferior olive may not be involved in maintaining OPT (Nishie et al., 2002).

Since the advent of movable type heralded the evolution of readily accessible information, our senses have been assaulted with ever-growing, ever-changing sources of information while, in direct correlation, our attention spans have been shrinking.

Only the birefringence change ratio in the parallel to the body axis under shrinking conditions (the condition of RSTLs formation) showed negative correlation to Ra as shown in Fig. 6.