Sentence examples for wrong subset of from inspiring English sources

Briefly, estimation can 'pick up' a wrong subset of factors.

Furthermore, with more than one matrix to be estimated, the reduced rank estimator can be inconsistent, i.e. pick up the wrong subset of PC [ 2].

Meyer and Kirkpatrick [ 19] noticed that selecting too low a rank in the direct PC approach can lead to picking up the wrong subset of PC, which can result in biased estimates.

The advantage of the bottom-up approach is that we estimate r elements of r × r D r-matrix in the parameter estimation step and therefore, there is no danger of picking up the wrong subset of principal components.

A more recent study of Meyer and Kirkpatrick [ 19] has listed three sources of bias of reduced rank estimates: spread of sample roots, constraining estimates to the parameter space and picking up the wrong subset of the genetic PC, if too few PC are fitted.

There's certainly nothing wrong with examining this particular subset of temperature data, but it's a bit of an odd choice on the face of it.

The problem is not that they are a subset of a category of activity that is "wrong for the process".

Again, the problem in enrolling too many of the wrong patients is that any treatment effect obtained in a subset of patients is diluted.

Instead of selecting a single algorithm for a problem, the risk of choosing the wrong one can be reduced by combining all or a subset of the available outcomes.

"They allow certain sharing of the card, and then to pull back a certain subset of this, and call it petit larceny, is wrong".

In fact, he sometimes defines "white people" in opposition to "the wrong kind of white people," because his true target is a small subset of white people, a white cultural élite.