I take the square root of the variance, which is the standard deviation, or the volatility.
A second was filed against the community of Englewood Cliffs for granting the zoning variance, which is pending.
Moreover, meta-modelling-based uncertainty analysis is explored to quantify the prediction variance, which is important for risk assessment.
Agency officials were satisfied that the department proved its case and granted the variance, which is the first for a waste burial site other than an underground chemical injection well.
We note that the assumption of stationary variance, which is central to the theoretical treatment of fMRI time series data, is often violated in practice.
In total, the factors explained a maximum of 44% of the variance, which is somewhat less than other studies using the HPQ or similar.
The Southampton building inspector, Paul Houlihan, said the cases are different because Mr. Rennert's house needed no special variances -- local rules set a minimum size for houses, not a maximum -- while the miniature golf course requires a variance, which is why he referred it to the zoning board.
Drawing on the transcripts of seventy-eight thousand University of California freshmen from 1996 through 1999, the report found that, over all, the most useful statistic in predicting freshman grades was the S.A.T. II, which explained sixteen per cent of the "variance" (which is another measure of predictive validity).
Unlike the traditional Kriging variance which is a function of mere measurements density and spatial configuration of data points, the conditional copula account for the influence from data values.
LU and soil fertility are, respectively, represented by factor 3 (16.5% of the variance), which is linked to pH, and factor 4 (9.3% of the variance), related to organic content.
All six algorithms degrade with larger RSSI variance, which is very hard to overcome.
