Sentence examples for transforming series from inspiring English sources

She is co-author with HeartMath founder Doc Childre of the Transforming series of books (New Harbinger Publications): Transforming Anger, Transforming Stress, Transforming Anxiety and Transforming Depression.

Animation historian Giannalberto Bendazzi saw the transforming series of images in the plotless Nemo serving as little more than a demonstration of the animation medium's capabilities.

The statistical values show that for six series we have no reasonable excuse to reject null hypothesis, that is "transformed series obey [0, 1] uniform transformation".

In this paper, it is divided as two steps: (1) Transforming the Copula wind model under the Weibull distribution by probability integral transformation, and then testing the autocorrelation of each transformed series probability to see whether series itself independent; (2) Using Kolmogorov-Smirnov (K-S) principle to check transformed series keeps (0, 1) uniform distribution.

The basic idea is to transform original time series data via a complex-valued exponential function and then consider the spectrum of the transformed series.

Assume that X t and Y t are properly transformed series such that both are stationary.

However, Islam (1995) and Tondl (1999) discussed that LSDV method is not suitable for the regional growth model because of the transformed series.

SEATS has diagnostics, illustrated in Maravall (2003) and Maravall and Pérez (2012), to detect when sample-moment correlation and cross-correlation estimates, calculated from the stationary transform series of the estimates, differ significantly from the correlations and cross-correlations expected from the MA models of the stationary transforms.

To evaluate the intra-day SP-D and cortisol release pattern, the zero mean transformed series have been calculated: where t = 09.00, 10.00, …, 08.00.

Linear regression is suitable when working with large frequencies or incidences, while working with the log transformed series or applying Poisson regression is advised when observations are small in magnitude.

In the wake of his divorce, he turned to non-fiction, transforming a series of articles written for Sports Illustrated into the successful book Wildlife in America (1959).