Sentence examples for statistical tasks from inspiring English sources

The researchers point out a negative attitude towards statistical contents manifesting itself in statistics anxieties, emotional hurdles, and mental stress that prevents students from solving statistical tasks.

We use our approach to develop new methods for three statistical tasks: nonparametric quantile regression, conditional average partial effect estimation and heterogeneous treatment effect estimation via instrumental variables.

I will describe the first robust and efficiently computable estimators for several fundamental statistical tasks that were previously thought to be computationally intractable.

In the nascent theory of distributed estimation using sensor networks, one wishes to characterize the fundamental limits of performing statistical tasks such as parameter estimation using a sensor network and apply such characterizations to problems of cost or resource allocation.

These features quantify attributes of individual residues in numerical metrics that improve amenability to mathematical and statistical tasks and also enhance biological interpretability of such tasks.

Within three years, Lyric plans to produce prototypes of a general-purpose probability processor, dubbed GP5, capable of being programmed to take on any statistical task.

In respect of energy optimization, on average our framework achieves energy reduction of 33% than the existing statistical task scheduling algorithm.

Furthermore, the effectiveness of our proposed statistical task scheduling approach will even increase with the increasing amount of process variation expected to occur in future technologies.

Using this model, we show that our proposed statistical task scheduling algorithm can achieve substantial power reduction under different values of system constraints.

At the same time, winning three games in a row on command remains the daunting statistical task it's always been – and that gives us our real conflict, because the Cubs' opponent in the second story isn't the Indians or the Dodgers or the Giants, but sequence and consequence, force and pressure: can they do something they've done all year long right now, on demand, in order to save their season?

A statistical task remains however, because the relevant question is slightly different.