07 How Round is a Jordan Curve_ 24:47 Isomorphic reverse isoperimetry and Lipschitz extension 1:04:17 Knotted Objects Confined to Tubes in the Simple Cubic Lattice 54:16 Optimal transport theory in incomplete econometric models 1:02:00 A Probabilistic View of the Box-ball System and other ...
In this paper, several important guided wave mode attributes are introduced in addition to the commonly used phase velocity and group velocity dispersion curves while using the general corrosion problem as an example. We first derive a simple and generic wave excitability function based on the ...
p shows the scale of the distribution as a simple curve in the plane, which is easily visualized and interpreted. It is used in LPS as a simple visual tool for comparing the efficiency of different estimators when they are all used to estimate the same multivariate parameter, e.g. using ...
A problem in the identification of MIMO systems is that the system outputs in an identification experiment may be strongly correlated if the inputs are perturbed by uncorrelated signals, as is standard practice. Such a correlation reduces identifiability. A set of methods to design input perturbation...
calculation and verification work of first round sample problem, which was intended to test the engineering application of environmentally assisted fatigue (EAF) using the Fen correction factor method of Code Case N-792 Rev.O and the proposed Code Case for evaluation of strain rate in EAF ...
Quality control (QC) is a critical component of single-cell RNA-seq (scRNA-seq) processing pipelines. Current approaches to QC implicitly assume that datasets are comprised of one cell type, potentially resulting in biased exclusion of rare cell types. W
Step 6:Divide the numberyou calculated in Step 6by the square root of the sample size(in this sample problem, the sample size is 5): 8.257 / √(5) = 8.257 / 2.236 = 3.693 That’s how to calculate the standard error for the sample mean!
2 explicitly defines the algorithm comparison problem considered in this work, states the hypotheses to be tested, and provides the rationale for the choices that justify the proposed approach for sample size calculation. Section 3 describes the proposed approach for sampling an arbitrary number of ...
For gas adsorption measurements on nanoporous materials, in general, this problem has led to recent work on alternative definitions of adsorption that do not require accurate knowledge of the sample volume (see Section Excess and absolute adsorption) [137–139]. In the manometric technique, the ...
Since the variable GDP\ per\ capita is highly correlated with its squared term, it has been demeaned to have a zero sample mean in order to reduce the collinearity problem (i.e., we center the linear term around its sample mean before taking the square) [4, 92, 109]. In addition, ...