Sentence examples for the correlation index between from inspiring English sources
Thus, we evaluated the correlation index between different ANN parameters and the fitting errors.
This coefficient is expressed as the correlation index between the actual and the diffusive polar responses corresponding to a wavefront coming from a perpendicular direction with respect to the surface.
The results of correlation analysis of three replicates for each treatment showed that the correlation index between the replicates ranged from 0.786 to 0.920 (Fig. 1), which indicated that the sequencing data were reliable and could be used for further analysis.
The CCA results have been obtained by neglecting blur, and limiting the non-zero annular bins to 4. The apparent superiority of CCA with respect to ICA can be explained by the fact that the correlation index between the recto and verso ground-truth images is rather high, specifically 0.1291.
The correlation index between subjects' and computational recall orders is significantly larger than the indices under the randomly shuffled condition (correlation index = 0.347, p = 0.0002).
In flexible production plan, the correlation indices between flexibility and all other technical requirements are high due to greater impact of these requirements on flexibility.
The linear correlation index between the input variables and the target variable was generally very low, with exception of BNMN‰ (r = 0.54).
A reason for that could be the low correlation index between the recto and verso clean foreground texts that, as estimated from the ground-truth masks, results to be -0.0336.
However, the correlation indexes (ranged between 0.211 and 0.483) demonstrated that the instruments were not completely overlapping in their ability to rate the functional status of older adults.
The separability is estimated by computing the Pearson correlation indices between pairs of variables.
Pearson correlation indices between the different measures of MWL and the different scales and subscales of DM are included.
