Sentence examples for stage estimation from inspiring English sources

These parameters were then transferred to a second stage estimation where we estimated regional variables and accessibility effects through a Logsum variable.

The procedure consists of three consecutive steps: the automatic generation of target configurations and trajectories based on the nominal geometric models of the robot; a camera and obstacles, marker poses estimated by the two stage estimation algorithm; and the kinematic parameters identification based on a local product of exponential (local POE) formulized error model.

Therefore, in the first stage, estimation of the drop modulus was estimated using the penetration rate of TBM and in the second stage, the relation between the drop modulus and the equivalent thrust per cutter was estimated.

Then a second stage estimation based on least square estimation will be applied to acquire a better result.

As already mentioned, a two stage estimation procedure was used.

The first stage estimation showed that returns decreased by 2.2663% as a consequence of non-realization of efficient trading margins and effective credit availability positions.

I have also carried out alternative second stage estimations by using the unemployment rate for men, including a quadratic trend, using other lags of unemployment or estimating a one-stage specification as in Eq. (4).

We then analysed the individual stage estimations, the stage-specific numbers of cases and the stage-specific survival curves after treatment with different variants of multiple imputation.

Pursuing this IV strategy, row (2) of Table 1 indicates that literacy is a very strong instrument for numeracy, with a point estimate of 0.85 in the first-stage estimation and an F statistics of over 61,000 in the pooled sample (shown in brackets at the bottom of each cell).

Equation (3) will define the first-stage estimation for the residential sorting model, and this part is estimated by maximum likelihood (ML).

The two-stage estimation procedure is necessitated by the fact that no unbiased estimate for μ(1) exists based only on (finite) stage 1 data see Stallard et al. [2008] for a theoretical explanation.