Sentence examples for the variance of errors from inspiring English sources

The variance of errors in the impedance spectra is evaluated from replicate measurements.

In OK, the weighing coefficient λ i can be calculated by solving an optimization problem, whereby, the variance of errors will be minimized, subjected to unbiased condition.

It is possible to estimate the variance of errors of the first kind without knowing the true A or performing specific disturbance experiments, by observing fluctuations around the undisturbed steady state.

The AIC value is calculated using the following equation: 4 (1) AIC = n   log (2 π ) + n   log (σ 2 ) + n + 2 p, where n is the number of samples (data length of the time series), σ is the variance of errors between the given time series data and the time series calculated from the model by inverse DFT, and p is the number of parameters (pairs of Fourier coefficients) in the model.

Figure 6 The variance of error of the proposed complexity estimation.

The approximations in (22) and (23) are for sufficiently small noise power variances, means the variance of error of RSS measurements is small enough which is considered in this work.

Due to its simplicity and low computational complexity, the most widely used algorithm for ANC is filtered-x least mean square (FxLMS), which is designed to minimize the variance of error signal [5].

By using loge transformations of both intake and concentration, homogeneity of the variance of error terms was allowed for while the back-transformed curve flattened down at higher doses.

In contrast, such flexible weight functions are not justified by WLSQ, since weights should be inversely proportional to the variances of errors.

Instead, the variance of the errors (ht) is allowed to change over time depending on the volatility of errors in the previous two years (lag two).

The root mean squared error is computed as the square root of the variance of the errors plus the square of the mean.