Sentence examples for use of double sampling from inspiring English sources

Properties of these estimators are studied under large sample size approximation and the use of double sampling for stratification to estimate quantiles can also be seen.

This seemed surprising because development and use of these double sampling estimators have continued over many years, presumably because it has been anticipated that one or other of them is preferable to the others.

Many of the commonly used double sampling estimators use sample data that have a similar form, although somewhat different sampling methods may have been used to obtain them.

In this paper, a pulse-width-modulation (PWM) technique is proposed for CT cascaded DSMs for on-chip automatic RC time constant tuning, which in turn enables the use of a correlated double sampling (CDS) technique to boost the effective dc gain of the opamp.

In 1999, a survey of the health status of six rural central New York counties was performed using double sampling.

Simulations of sampling from these five populations were compared with the use of simple random sampling and double sampling that used model-assisted estimation or each of four ratio estimators (Table 1).

The pixel voltage is buffered using a voltage-follower op-amp and a sampling scheme is used to allow correlated double sampling (CDS) for removal of reset noise.

Firstly, whilst a positive level of correlation between the auxiliary and target variables always led to increased efficiency of the double sampling estimators over that achieved using simple random sampling, there may be more work involved in double sampling than with simple random sampling alone because of the need to obtain the data for the auxiliary variables.

Of course, the very reason for using auxiliary information with double sampling is to gain this advantage.

The use of partially validated data obtained by double sampling has become a popular compromise between these two approaches.

The readout circuit makes use of the chopper principle and the correlated double sampling technique to reduce the noise floor and the amplifier offset levels.