Sentence examples for statistics arise from inspiring English sources
This goes a small way into explaining how these statistics arise.
Norovirus cases in national statistics arise primarily from institutional outbreaks, which were not included in our study.
These statistics arise as score tests in logistic regression of active (1) versus placebo or usual diet (0) randomization assignment on the number of minor SNP alleles with logistic regression location parameter offset by log q/(1 - q), where q is the fraction of women assigned to active intervention for the pertinent clinical trial component.
Second‐ and first‐order statistics, which affect, respectively, the mean luminance and spatial frequency content of the stimuli, will modulate responses even at the level of retinal ganglion cells, so clearly there's no mystery as to where responses to such statistics arise.
Recurrence relationships among the distribution functions of order statistics arising from innid random variables were obtained by Cao and West [6].
The purpose of this study is to examine in more detail under what conditions would spatial averaging over some prescribed region be sufficient to reproduce the response statistics arising from a spatially variable field.
But, even in the simplest examples, characterizing spike statistics arising from the conjunction of non-linear effects, time propagation delays, synaptic noise, synaptic plasticity, and external stimuli is far from being trivial on mathematical grounds.
Table 1 provides a summary of descriptive statistics arising from the first conventional analysis.
Building on recent findings that the perceptual salience of complex (multipoint) image statistics is governed by their informativeness in natural images, here we show that selective sensitivity to these image statistics arises primarily in V2.
In any case, the hypothesis of tuning of circuits to natural scenes statistics arising from ordinary behavior is hardly new, so a nod to the venerable history of this idea would be a good thing here.
This approach has the same effect as shrinking the variance towards a pooled estimate and thus reduces the probability of large test statistics arising due to underestimations of the sample variances.
