Sentence examples for truncated estimation from inspiring English sources

The structure design involves the choices of: (i) the measurement locations, (i) the complete or truncated estimation model, and (iii) the innovated-noninnovated state partition of the model.

The literature on the gravity model suggests that the simplest solution to missing or zero values in a dependent variable is to omit those observations and confine the estimation to the rest of the samples (in other words, to make a truncated estimation).

The design variables for phase boundary estimation are truncated Fourier coefficients.

For the estimations, we truncated the sequence of beliefs at the 9th order, hence fixing B 9 i g as uniformly distributed.

Values below 0% (or above 100%) are attributed to estimation error and should be truncated to 0 or 100%, respectively.

All reduced data were truncated and placed on an absolute scale with Wilson B-factor estimation with TRUNCATE from the CCP4 program suite [32].

hFor the logistic regression analysis (estimation of propensity scores), we apply a customized and truncated survey weight (for details cf. Sacchi [2011]: 44).

The C-terminally truncated form, named endogenous secretory RAGE, has potential as a biomarker and in the estimation of the risk of atherosclerotic disorders and occurrence of metabolic syndrome (24).

The outlier estimations are defined as those time-delay estimations with an absolute error higher or equal to Ts/2, which are then truncated to Ts/2.

In linear regression, estimation problems can exist when a response variable such as the EQ-5D-3L iskeweded, truncated or discrete [ 20].

To remedy this problem, many LTT studies have somewhat arbitrarily truncated the most recent 2 million years of the topology to reduce the influence of taxonomic inaccuracy on the estimation of recent diversification [ 42].