Sentence examples for statistical eye from inspiring English sources

(Did someone say "Read my lips"?) The odds, then, are that soon -- perhaps as soon as next year -- those projections of future budget surpluses will have been revised dramatically downward, and longer-term projections will show deficits as far as the statistical eye can see.

Similarly, Ding and Martinez [68] define two patches enclosing the eyes through a statistical analysis of eye locations in the training images.

The stimulus parameters were integrated into the statistical model and eye movements were registered to confirm SPEM performance.

Our research objective is to suggest statistical modelling of eye movement sequences using sequential spatial point processes, which decomposes the variation in data into structural components having interpretation.

Thus, with power set to 0.95, p < 0.05, and correlation among repeated measures of 0.62, a sample size of 12 participants was estimated to provide appropriate statistical power for eye movement kinematic measures.

There was no statistical difference between eye fixation on the "correct" and "incorrect" areas of the diagrams by the participants to confirm this, however.

Our Binocular-Individual Threshold (BIT) algorithm for identifying fixations is therefore a parameter-free fixation-identification algorithm that automatically identifies task- and individual-specific velocity thresholds by optimally exploiting the statistical properties of the eye-movement data across different eyes and directions of eye movements.

Here's the GM's explanation for why his eye for statistical advantages hasn't been enough to keep the A's in contention: He told me baseball is moving "back to an efficient market — albeit one with some random events that don't offer perfect efficiency — where whatever you spend, that's where you're going to finish".

We believe that it is dangerous to assume by eye that statistical effects are dominated by a few animals.

Our objective is to meet this need with a one-semester course in statistics that moves forward in recognition of the coherent body of knowledge provided by statistical theory having an eye consistently on the application of the subject.

Both eyes of the individuals had lower post-exercise IOP in a similar manner (there was no statistical difference between two eyes).