Sentence examples for using a polynomial fit from inspiring English sources
Central composite design (CCD) was then introduced to optimize the significant factors using a polynomial fit.
We observe that the a posteriori standard deviation of the residuals is only weakly sensitive to the a priori choice for η in the range of 10 to 1,000 nT 2. In comparison, when using a polynomial fit instead of the BLUE, we obtain (not shown) residual variances that are much more sensitive to the cutoff frequency (the number of polynomials) for both synthetic and geophysical series.
The z-scores were calculated using a polynomial fit function based on the means and standard deviations of the normal BMC values from Zanchetta et al. [ 44].
It is common practice in the Raman community to use a polynomial fit in order to separate these components from the Raman signal [ 20, 21].
Hence, the interpolation is established by using a polynomial curve fitting that is based on linear model estimator.
Thus subsequent simulations were conducted with an azimuthal angle fixed at 0°. Next, using a polynomial least-squares fit the cross-sections along both main axes are approximated by a Gaussian profile.
We conclude that a combination of a scattered layout of controls per plate and normalization using a polynomial least squares fit method, such as Loess helps to reduce column, row and edge effects in HTS experiments with high hit-rates and is optimal for generating accurate dose response curves.
The Scheffé model was fitted using a polynomial quadratic equation in order to correlate the response variable (Y) to the independent variables (X).
The calibration curve was fitted using a polynomial function with the pixel value (PV) for each measurement film converted to dose accordingly.
An ODS of an associated undamaged beam is obtained by using a polynomial with a proper order to fit the ODS from the demodulation method.
Phase offset artifacts of the residual water resonance were manually corrected using a polynomial of degree 5 least square fit filtering of the free induction decay (FID) [ 12].
