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Equation for predicting shelf life of an apple
Journal of Biotechnology, 2010The shelf-life of a Fruit is critical in determining both its quality and profitability. Everyone benefits from healthy produce. Approximately Rs.105Crores {$200million} is lost each year in India due to waste caused by post harvest diseases, poor temperature management, bruising and other factors.
A.A. Bhosale, Kalyan Sundaram
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Hodgkin's Disease Prognosis: A Directly Predictive Equation.
Lancet, The, 1988586 patients with Hodgkin's disease diagnosed between 1970 and 1979 were staged and treated in the same way. Multivariate analysis was used to delineate the prognostic roles of several clinical features at diagnosis. A multiple regression analysis was applied to an exponential model for survival-time distribution, which proved to fit the data ...
Massimo Federico +2 more
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Development of predictive equations for lifting strengths
Applied Ergonomics, 1995The purpose of the study was to determine relationship between lifting strengths of male and female subjects and body posture, type of lift (stoop or squat) and velocity of lift. Thirty normal young adults (18 males and 12 females) volunteered for the study. All subjects were required to perform a total of 56 tasks. Of these, 28 were stoop lifts and 28
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The Zakai forms of the prediction and smoothing equations
IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory, 1986In this paper, the authors state linear stochastic partial differential equations (in weak sense) for the prediction and smoothing. These equations are of the same type as the Zakai equation for filtering.
Peter L. Antonelli, Robert J. Elliott
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PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF A LINEAR REGRESSION EQUATION
British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology, 1975The squared correlation coefficient, w 2 , between an empirically chosen linear function of predictors, B̂ 0 + B̂′x, and a criterion, y , is employed as a measure of predictive precision.
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The error of prediction for a simultaneous equation model [PDF]
Economics Bulletin, 2003 In this paper the formulas for the matrices of the mean squared prediction error are derived for both the underfitted and the overfitted models of unrestricted reduced form of a linear simultaneous equation system.
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SOME PREDICTIONS OF THE COSMOLOGICAL SCHRÖDINGER EQUATION
International Journal of Modern Physics D, 2003Starting from the apparently periodic structures of the universe, revealed in a series of recent observations, we suppose that Dark Matter is composed of a quantum particle of very low mass and is clustered around the luminous matter of galaxies. We reduce the cosmological Friedman–Einstein dynamical system to a sort of Schrödinger equation for this ...
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A COMPARISON OF INTENSITY PREDICTION EQUATIONS FOR ITALY
Macroseismic intensity data continue to be fundamental for the assessment of seismic hazard and risk, despite the progress achieved in the last century by instrumental seismology. This study aims at comparing a new macroseismic intensity attenuation model and relationships between Ground Motion Parameters (GMPs) and macroseismic intensity for Italy ...Gomez-Capera A. A. +7 more
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Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2005
Paul K. Canavan, Jason D. Vescovi
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Paul K. Canavan, Jason D. Vescovi
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The Equation for Response to Selection and Its Use for Prediction
Evolutionary Computation, 1997The Breeder Genetic Algorithm (BGA) was designed according to the theories and methods used in the science of livestock breeding. The prediction of a breeding experiment is based on the response to selection (RS) equation. This equation relates the change in a population's fitness to the standard deviation of its fitness, as well as to the parameters ...
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