Sentence examples for using a cumulative distribution from inspiring English sources
The process of collecting these counts for all grayscales is called histogram, which can be achieved using a cumulative distribution function (CDF).
As there are no published MICs for the HADS (except in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease [ 38]) and those for the IWQOL-Lite [ 39] considered participants enrolled in weight loss studies/programmes only (it was not reported whether any participants had diabetes), the distributions of responses to these questionnaires were calculated using a cumulative distribution function (CDF).
The distribution of the positional error was characterized using a cumulative frequency distribution and summary descriptive statistics.
The distribution of block volumes within a rockmass can be effectively analyzed and communicated using a cumulative volume distribution curve.
For each testing location, psychometric functions relating perceived hand position to actual hand position were estimated by fitting a single subject's set of responses at each judgment location to a binomial model using a cumulative normal distribution function (Figure 3).
Next, an incidence date was simulated using a cumulative Weibull distribution.
P values were assigned using a cumulative normal distribution, with mean and standard deviation assessed from the background.
Our approach is similar to the Sylamer algorithm [ 29] which estimates for "word" enrichment in a given ranked gene list using a cumulative hypergeometric distribution function.
Target and functional enrichment in Table 1 were computed using a cumulative hypergeometric distribution, Bonferroni corrected for multiple testing, with confidence level 95%.
Thus, using a cumulative binomial distribution function, we calculated the binomial transgression probability p to obtain at least k significant results out of n tests.
The probability for a given number of overlaps between lists occurring by chance was computed using a cumulative hypergeometric distribution; a Benjamini-Hochberg step-up FDR [ 67] was used to control for multiple tests.
