Sentence examples for starting coefficient from inspiring English sources

1) A linear combination score for each observation was obtained by multiplying the marker vector X with a starting coefficient vector, α (1, α ).

We did this using YADAS by randomly choosing starting coefficient values from the parameters' prior distributions, proposing small changes to each coefficient, and accepting the changed values with a probability determined by the ratio of the posterior probability of the data given these candidate coefficient values to the posterior probability of the data given the current coefficient values.

Following the same line of proof, it can be easily seen that the same results hold true if the starting coefficient (alpha_{0}=max{ frac{1}{2},h(x_{0})}) is substituted by (alpha_{0}=max{b,h(x_{0})}), where (bin 0,1)) is a fixed and arbitrary value.

The starting torque coefficient, dynamic torque and power performance were analyzed.

Table 2 for the SG6043 airfoil and Table 3 for the SD7062 give the power coefficient, starting time, blade mass, and the first flapwise natural frequency of the blade (see Hansen 2008) and the tip deflection for IEC load case H.

If neither a command line default mean nor individually specified inbreeding coefficient starting value means are specified, the starting value distribution mean is set to 0.0.

In the case of ideally symmetric operation, the length of articular route of the left condyloid process S L should be equal to the length of the right condyloid process route S P. With such an assumption as the starting point, a coefficient of adjusting measurement data for patients not reporting any disorders in the functioning of mastication organ were calculated (R = 0.722).

Thus, there are 25 groups of SH coefficients starting from 2015.

Sixty four sign bits are encrypted per frame (starting by DC coefficients because they concentrate most of the frame energy).

As shown in Figure 6, the next table index, the length of remainder bits, and the starting address of the coefficient table are accessed using the number of leading zeros as an index.

In the sequel we provide the results of this type for the Bhattacharyya coefficient (13), starting with one N-tuple defined via the Zipf Mandelbrot law and proceeding with both such N-tuples, as well as with the Zipf law, as its special case.