"skew factor" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to refer to a measure of the degree to which a particular data set deviates from a normal distribution. For example, you could say, "The skew factor of the data indicated that it was an abnormally distributed set."
The graphical recovery of the skew factor is the main contribution of the paper to the pose and CAAD literature.
where the value of skew factor θ ranged from 0.5 to 1.5.
In our case the skew factor was found to be non- significant (i.e., 0.49 < 0.94).
In order to check the significance of skew factor we have used the Excel formula viz.
Furthermore, the performance gain of our mechanism becomes more and more conspicuous as the value of the skew factor increases.
The α in Equation 1 is a skew factor that indicates the degree of concentration for the MNs' request for live multimedia.
The distribution of facility-level Hb variation was largely symmetrical about the mean with a slight positive skew (skewness factor, 0.49).
The distribution of facility-level ESA dose adjustment frequency was largely symmetrical about the mean with a slight positive skew (skewness factor, 0.39).
The distribution of facility-level Hb measurement frequency had a positive skew (skewness factor, 0.70), indicating a small proportion of facility-months with Hb measurement frequency significantly exceeding the mean.
Figure 13 Performance comparison in various skew factors.
The spectrum was fitted to a skewed Gaussian after correction with a buffer spectrum: 1where I is the wavelength-dependent fluorescence intensity, Imax the maximal intensity, b a skewing factor, λ the emission wavelength, λmax the wavelength of the peak, and ωλ the width of the peak at half-maximal intensity.
