As cute as they are, bassets are hound dogs, and good-size ones at that, averaging 70 pounds when full grown.
We provide a procedure for recursively selecting this sequence of points so that, averaging over points in the domain the resulting worst case error between the estimating and actual functions is minimized.
Our results also provide experimental support to a theoretical prediction that averaging over space, while capable of reducing target expression noise, also reduces the steepness of target gene responses (i.e., a reduction of the effective Hill coefficient) [23], [24].
First, we had clear hypotheses of the electrodes to use based on previous studies (e.g., Cohen, van Gaal, et al. 2009), namely occipital (average of O1/Oz/O2) and frontocentral (FC1/FC2/FCz) electrodes (note that averaging across multiple electrodes also decreases the chance of spurious findings by increasing signal-to-noise).
And Mr. Rasmussen said that averaging polls to one-tenth of one percentage point, as the sites often do, conveyed a false precision.
Despite its unsavory origins, Galton's insight — that averaging images can reveal a common humanity — has resurfaced in the era of digital photography.
He did that, averaging 8 yards per carry and running effectively both inside and outside, working hard for yards that his team needed to keep the New England offense off the field.
He did just that, averaging team-bests of 12.5 points and 6.7 rebounds as the defensive-minded Badgers, despite losing the N.B.A. first-rounder Alando Tucker and the combo guard Kammron Taylor, repeated as Big Ten champions.
Benedict F. Kiernan, director of Yale's Genocide Studies Program and an expert in the Khmer Rouge, said in an e-mail that averaging guesses alongside more precise counts can be misleading.
Note that averaging multiple simulations would further smooth out contrast features.
It has been previously noted that averaging over many responses may obscure such features [30].
