Sentence examples for the estimation obtained from inspiring English sources
For these two estimators, if Ψ is the random variable representing the estimator, we denote ψ l the estimation obtained for the lth replication and the corresponding value with the full dataset.
As explained in Section 3, the estimation obtained with a classic estimator applied on a simple signal (composed of one source) is more accurate than when it is applied on complex sounds (e.g., polyphonic mixture with several sources plus noise).
The two estimates are very similar, but the estimation obtained through uniform sampling has an uncertainty one order of magnitude larger than the one calculated through our method.
Since there is no assumption regarding the type of trace length population distribution, the estimation obtained is distribution-free.
This high sensitivity can lead to a much better estimation of the micropore diffusion coefficient in the presence of macropore diffusion than the estimation obtained with the gas pressure frequency response.
The comparison shows that the value of our excitation curve at 14.5 MeV is close to the estimation obtained from the published empirical formula based on the statistical model with dependence on the Q-value and odd even effect taken into consideration.
Results for transient simulations are shown in the paper, demonstrating the plausibility of the estimations obtained with the developed model.
This secondary information can be used to increase the precision of the estimations obtained from a cokriging process.
The estimations obtained with the model show that, when integrated with PV-electrolysis, the system production is 6.4 kg H2 per sq.m of solar collector and year.
The estimations obtained for the traditional dairy sheep supply chain in Sardinia confirm the relevance of most of the relationship assessed under each of the three exogenous dimensions.
We compare these three choices to the estimations obtained by the Estimate & Score Algorithm (ESA) using the Forward Backward score function.
