Sentence examples for variance of adjacent from inspiring English sources

This metric measures the range (distance) variance of adjacent solutions in the Pareto front.

As it is presented in [15], half of the watermarked pixels remain intact in the proposed method, and the variance of adjacent pixels can estimate the introduced error; we decide to use it as distortion control parameter: (5).

Figure 2 illustrates that there is a high correlation between the variance of adjacent pixels and the resulting error after applying the transform (1) due to spatial correlation of natural images.

Another adopts the variance of several adjacent A-line phase differences [ 11, 12].

The variance σ t j, s 2 for candidate time point t j was selected as the larger of the two variances of the adjacent initial measurements.

We reanalyzed the data from Barry et al. (2007) and Stensola et al. (2012) in order to get the mean and the variance of the ratio of adjacent grid scales.

Centered on each available SNP, 31 arrays (or windows) including 5 65 SNPs were sampled along all human chromosomes except Y to evaluate each window for: 1) average SNP heterozygosity in European Americans (H'EA); 2) average SNP heterozygosity in African Americans (H'AA); and 3) variance of FST among the adjacent SNPs (S2FST).

In loop design, using the optimal weighting, the variance of the contrast between adjacent treatments is σ i ε 2 + σ i a 2 σ i ε 2 / 2 (σ i a 2 + σ i ε 2 ) while the variance of the contrast between diagonally opposite treatments is σ i ε 2 + σ i a 2 σ i ε 2 / (σ i a 2 + σ i ε 2 ).

The score is calculated by ordering the magnitudes of the variance between adjacent probes, and then removing the top and bottom 3% of values.

The conditional distribution of, given adjacent areas, is a univariate normal distribution with mean equal the average values of 's neighbouring areas and variance equal to divided by the number of adjacent areas.

The variance of segment-length ratios among adjacent species in ensembles or functional groups, tested the prediction that species should be regularly spaced if competition influenced the phenotypic niche [52], [53].