Skewness represents the skewed angle and direction of the data distribution, and kurtosis represents the sharpness of the data distribution; the skewness and kurtosis for each equation is shown in Table 5.
In order to investigate the effect of curvature and skewness, the central curvature angle has been varied from 0° to 48° at an interval of 12° while the skew angle is swept from 0° to 50° at an interval of 10°.
The asymmetry and skewness of hysteresis loops, which were characterized by eccentricity, angle deviation, and relative slope change, respectively, were effectively improved relative to the extruded RE-free alloys, arising from less extensive twinning caused by texture weakening and grain refinement.
The characterization includes empirical functions to describe the mean, standard deviation, skewness, kurtosis, and their correlation in time as a function of angle of attack.
For the skewness, although the skewness of the eight dimensions still skewed to the right, the skewness declined.
The computed fibre orientation angle distributions are compared to classical theoretical results and shown to exhibit a skewness which is not captured by either the linear theory or other recent numerical computations that ignore the fibre fluid interaction.
There were eight independent scan path metrics: fixation number (FNum), diameter, skewness of edge weight distribution (SKW), kurtosis of edge weight distribution (KUR), average saccade velocity (AGV), saccade amplitude (SAP), saccade angle (SAG) and peak velocity of saccade (PKV).
The skewness is positive and larger than in the two first clusters (meanabsolute Q50 skewness = 0.0483).
However, most of the models underestimate the SST skewness.
