Sentence examples for weighting multiplier from inspiring English sources

Directional weighting multiplier.

For example, if you have only 40 people from Cincinnati in a data set and you try to force the model to consider their trends, you might need to use a large weight multiplier.

The probabilities of all these possible second-generation populations are computed and used as weighting factors multiplying the (non-integer) expected numbers of organisms after the remaining igen−1 generations.

Again, her body weight multiplies by 10--this time in a mere 24 to 36 hours.

Also, structural analysis for upending tool, sector sub-assembly tool has been studied using ANSYS for the situation of an applied load with the same dead weight multiplied by 3/4.

The comparison of the mean reimbursement for a STEMI patient in 2005 derived from the model (mean relative weight multiplied with the real base rate 2005) with the real reimbursement served as a quality indicator of the relative weight model.

The second term, which consists of the L 1 norm ∥·∥ of the activation weights multiplied by the sparsity coefficient λ, is intended to induce sparsity in A and thereby yield a sparse representation of the observation.

If any arc which is present in one tree and is absent in other tree, then the missing value is calculated as arc weight multiplied with the simplicity value at its respective sub-tree.

At each time slot, it works to activate (select) a set of non-interference links in the network (i.e., it selects a set of non-interference links for transmitting packets), which leads to the maximum sum of link weights multiplying their corresponding link rates, to transmit packets.

It is basic physics -- force equals mass (weight) multiplied by acceleration (speed).

Weights multiplying the grid potentials were optimized to yield the lowest average RMSD from among the 5 lowest energy docking solutions accumulated during each Monte Carlo run.