Sentence examples for single distribution model from inspiring English sources

This investigation triggers us to propose a mixture distribution model to describe the diversity in DVMT for various driver in different days, rather than the widely employed single distribution model.

Our results compare well with the average rate constant for CO rebinding to NP4, 4.7 × 10 s -1 at pH 7.5 and increasing to 2.1 × 10 s -1 at pH 5.5, retrieved by a single distribution model.

Furthermore, compared with the single distribution function model, this model can simulate more details of combustion.

Because each state of the hierarchical CPM is described by a family of normal distributions, rather than by a single distribution, the model gains flexibility to capture complex variability in the data.

Single financial distribution model.

A single financial distribution model and the advent of a pyramid system giving clubs access to the national league set-up will also be discussed.

In this paper, we provide an advanced parametric fit, based on mixture of Weibull distributions, and compare it with the single Weibull distribution model obtained with the Maximum Likelihood Estimation (MLE) method.

Based on the establishment of the single channel qualitative distribution model, four types of single channel belt division signatures are identified (Fig. 4), and single channel belts are divided in the study area (Fig. 5).

This approach differs from the single species distribution modelling in that it attempts to seek strong patterns that are shaping groups of species in the observed communities simultaneously, thus sharing information between species, which is supposed to be especially beneficial in sense of statistical power for making inference on rare species' that do not exhibit sufficient signal on their own.

The standard dMRI method is diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) [8], which uses a single 3D Gaussian distribution model for the measured apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) in each imaging voxel.

In part, this concern is motivated by a lognormal single-peaked (unimodal) distribution model or Ledermann hypothesis for alcohol consumption.