Sentence examples for statistical states from inspiring English sources
These include, besides Mackey's original formalism, that of Piron [1976], the approach based on partial Boolean algebras of Kochen and Specker [1965, 1967], and various approaches emphasizing the convex structure of the set of (statistical) states of a system, e.g., [Holevo 1982, Ludwig 1983, Pitowsky 1989].
A very straightforward approach to constructing a "classical interpretation" of (A,Δ) would begin by trying to embed A in a Borel test space B, with the hope of then accounting for the statistical states in δ as averages over "hidden" classical that is, dispersion-free states on the latter.
This maximum is achieved when all statistical states are equally probable.
Thus unbiased, or equivalently random, with respect to the relevant states inevitably means biased with respect to the statistical states.
One way is to find an update algorithm which picks the statistical states with equal probability, since such an algorithm automatically yields N(k).
The point is that this degeneracy of the statistical states is enforced by the constraint that the boxes always contain at least one ball: The statistical state of the CBB-model and its network counterpart contain a k-degeneracy.
The key observation is that many such relevant states correspond to the same statistical state.
Here, we introduce statistical state-space projection methods that allow the direct comparison of likelihoods between nucleotide models and 7-state and 16-state RNA models.
First, some global hospital data (e.g. cases, age, sex, length of stay) are reported to the responsible statistical state office.
According to the Census Bureau's Statistical Abstract, states that went Republican in November accounted for eight of the 10 states with the highest divorce rates in 2006.
The government's statistical release states: "Affordability [of housing] is an increasingly significant issue, as more households facing the end of a private tenancy are unable to find an alternative without assistance".
