Sentence examples for use of statistical means from inspiring English sources

The methodology of generative grammar was first applied to dialectology in the 1960s, when the use of statistical means to measure the similarity or difference between dialects also became increasingly common.

Continuous variables were described by use of statistical characteristics (means, standard deviations).

This can be ascribed to the use of the statistical mean for watermarking.

In this sense, the use of statistical measures by means of a BOW ignores any structural information about the sentences of the texts, such as the order in which the n-grams occur.

The study also found that the traditional SMA using the statistical means of the signature distributions as endmember signatures produces subpixel endmember fractions with almost the same and sometimes even better accuracy than those from BSMA except without uncertainty information for the estimates.

However, the types of study design, limited use of statistical data, and weak quality mean caution needs to be exercised when interpreting results.

Since we have limited samples and also because the ground truth is unknown, we have carried out the evaluation of the inferred network using both: (i) statistical means i.e. GO functional enrichment analysis (using both p = 0.05 and p = 0.10), and (ii) the R measure of the power-law fit of the network to establish its scale-free nature.

Assuming three simple physical models with different phase distributions, we have calculated the dependence of coercivity on the grain size and volume fraction of hard phase by using the statistical mean.

They reported on the use of statistical-physics-derived models as a means for correctly predicting how specific secreted protein levels would vary with the perturbations.

Additionally, these three signatures based damage quantification was also conducted using two-types of statistical root mean square deviation (RMSD) indices.

This study made use of descriptive statistical analysis to determine mean values and frequencies of demographic information gathered.