( ) A. A report in a newspaper giving retail sales for the month B. An eyewitness account of the number of customers C. A website showing the average height for children aged seven D. A colleague's measurement of the distance from the office to the head office 相关知识点: 试题来源: ...
This chapter discusses some classical theorems for the ordinary Bienayme-Galton-Watson process and its modifications allowing immigration. It describes the simple branching process with discrete time and one type of individuals and summarizes its basic results. During the period 1960-1990, branching ...
This example shows several techniques to visualize four dimensional (4-D) data in MATLAB®. Visualize 4-D Data with One Discrete Variable Sometimes data has a variable which is discrete with only a few possible values. You can create multiple plots of the same type for data in each discret...
(See the section Discrete Wavelet Transform for a brief comment on the orthogonality of the discrete wavelet transform.) > TV≔VectorcolumnLinearAlgebra:-RandomVector200,datatype=float8:TM≔ Matrix200,200,datatype=float8,i,j→evalfsin...
Discrete data cannot be divided. It is distinct and can only occur in certain values. Some examples of a discrete random variable could be flipping a coin where outcomes are either head or tail, tossing two dice and adding the numbers on them, being late or not to work. Expect...
Discrete time models will still do well on these data, since when they are adjusted to the measurements, they will incorporate the sampling properties, and intersample input behavior (for the current input). However, when building continuous time models, knowing the intersample properties is essent...
Classifiers are applied to datasets with discrete output y for many input variables. For example, the Credit Card Fraud Detection dataset used in this study has 29 different features with binary output y, such as Not Fraud and Fraud. We will use this data set to make a two-class decision ...
The visualization of publication and citation data is popular in bibliometrics. Although less common, the representation of empirical data as sound is an a
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To make room for higher low-frequency gain, add a notch filter near the 4000 Hz resonance. Get w0 = 4e3 * 2*pi; % notch frequency in rad/sec notch = tf([1 2*0.06*w0 w0^2],[1 2*w0 w0^2]); % continuous-time notch notchd = c2d(notch,Ts,'matched'); % discrete-time ...