Sentence examples for sum of discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Such a partition minimizes the sum of discrepancies between a point and its centroid expressed through appropriate distance (in this case, Squared Euclidean distance is used).

The stress function S, which is given by a weighted sum of the discrepancies between the embedded distances and the dissimilarities, is a standard type of loss function frequently used in MDS [9, 10].

In contrast with the Bartlett and Anderson-Rubin methods of factor score calculation, the regression method was chosen since this technique does not assume the extracted factors are orthogonal and also minimises any sum of squares discrepancies between true and estimated factors over individuals.

The Kullback-Leibler (KL) logarithmic distance (Kullback 1968) is defined as the sum of two KL discrepancies between the distributions: one under association and the other under independence.

The modified KL distance (dKL) is actually a sum of two KL discrepancy values, so that the dKL distance can be symmetric.

The inversion is accomplished through a two-stage grid search procedure which selects the source model by minimizing a normalized weighted sum of first motion polarity discrepancies.

The S G filter required that the sum of the squares of the discrepancies between the y i and p n (x i ) be a minimum.

Then the center revises an allocation according to the discrepancy between the sum of the reported MRSs and the MRT.

Step t: At each iteration t, players report their information and the center calculates the discrepancy between the sum of MRSs and the MRT.

The number of discrepancies is very low.

Various sources of discrepancies are discussed.