But according to Mr. Penn, the advice we get from our guts is "lousy" most of the time because it is inexact and often contrary to statistically determined facts.
Norm is also used to mean a statistically determined standard or the average behaviour, attitude, or opinion of a social group.
This is just what the company's infamous paperclip was supposed to do, popping up on the screen and offering advice whenever its Bayesian engine statistically determined that the user needed assistance.
Throughout the 1950s, work on speech perception was dominated (as was psycholinguistics in general) by information theory, according to which the occurrence of each sound in a word and each word in an utterance is statistically determined by the preceding sounds and words.
Hence, both volume fraction and morphology of martensite were statistically determined.
Cosmological local observables are at best statistically determined by the fundamental theory describing inflation.
The mean diameter was statistically determined from a varying number of particles from bright field micrographs.
ANOVA analysis reveals that none of the parameters has a statistically determined effect on the edge coverage.
Upon revalidation, the cut point OD was statistically determined to be 1.48 times the mean of the NC OD value.
Practically, the time shift relative to the penetration is statistically determined to minimize the misfit between measurements and the model.
The screening assay cut point is statistically determined by evaluation of drug-naïve samples and is typically chosen to correspond to a false positive rate of 5%.
