where is the variance of, which is independent of, and is the noise power spectral density.
Noisy spike trains contribute a current to the cell, the variance of which increases with the mean.
In order to reduce the number of auxiliary data, the idea is to utilize just the pixels the variance of which does not exceed a predefined threshold.
Allowing area-specific risks to depend on a latent variable (a random effect), the variance of which reflects the degree of extra-Poisson variation, is a standard approach to accommodate over-dispersion in counts in the epidemiological literature (Mollié 2000; Lawson 2013 and references therein).
There were three phases of blankets, distinguished by geometric patterns and color variance, of which the first phase is considered the most valuable.
The six factors together accounted for 84.33% of the total variance, of which lexicon accounted for 22.21%, name agreement 20.02%, semantics 13.84%, word length 9.73%, visual complexity 9.32%, and image variability 9.21%.
These three components accounted for a total of 61.6% of the variance, of which the third component explained 9%.
This variability is probably hard to estimate, given that the estimator involves a fraction of two CV estimates, the variance of which is very difficult to estimate [ 23].
The changes in the femoral head between drinkers and abstainers are described by 6 important components, the total variance of which is 77.6%.
The changes in the femoral neck between smoking and nonsmoking people are described by 6 important components, the total variance of which is 79.1%.
