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PCA in studying coordination and variability: a tutorial
Clinical Biomechanics, 2004To explain and underscore the use of principal component analysis in clinical biomechanics as an expedient, unbiased means for reducing high-dimensional data sets to a small number of modes or structures, as well as for teasing apart structural (invariant) and variable components in such data sets.The method is explained formally and then applied to ...
Daffertshofer, A +3 more
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Study of variability effect on decoding
IEEE 54th Vehicular Technology Conference. VTC Fall 2001. Proceedings (Cat. No.01CH37211), 2002Trellis codes (including convolutional codes and turbo codes) have been widely used in DS-CDMA systems for their good performance. In this paper we study the performance of convolutional codes and turbo codes in an environment where E/sub b//N/sub 0/ changes sinusoidally. We study four cases of both scenarios.
Jian Gu, Dacheng Yang
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Global study of variability in olfactory sensitivity.
Behavioral Neuroscience, 2020Variability in human olfactory sensitivity has been attributed to individual-level factors such as genetics, age, sex, medical history of infections and trauma, neurogenerative diseases, and emotional disorders. Scarce evidence exists on the cross-cultural variation in olfactory sensitivity.
Anna Oleszkiewicz +30 more
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Oncology, 2009
Morphological and cytogenetical studies of H<sub>10</sub>Z tumor in various periods of growth in animals emphasize its heterogenous constitution formed by two groups of cell types, i.e. (1) ‘primary cell types’, the main constituents of tumor structure, well defined morphologically and genetically, which are gradually selected during tumor ...
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Morphological and cytogenetical studies of H<sub>10</sub>Z tumor in various periods of growth in animals emphasize its heterogenous constitution formed by two groups of cell types, i.e. (1) ‘primary cell types’, the main constituents of tumor structure, well defined morphologically and genetically, which are gradually selected during tumor ...
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Effects of Censored Variables on Family Studies
Behavior Genetics, 1997In the present paper effects of censored variables on estimates of genetic and environmental influences were studied. Analytic results showed with 50% censoring, about 15-20% of the variance may be attributed to the wrong source and that this amount increases rapidly with more than 70% censoring.
van den Oord, E.J.C.G., Rowe, D.C.
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A Study of Climatic Variability
Monthly Weather Review, 1980Abstract An analysis of variance of the 1000-500 mb thickness field is performed to investigate climatic variability from 1949 to 1975. The thickness field and its variance, averaged over the Northern Hemispheric cap from 25°N latitude to the pole, are obtained and the resulting time series are analyzed for their trends and interrelationships. Analysis
G. J. Boer, K. Higuchi
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STUDIES ON VARIABILITY IN CHILLI
Madras Agricultural Journal, 1993Genetic variability for yield and certain fruit characters of chilli was studied. The variances and coefficients of variation indicated the influence of environment on the characters. The estimates of genotypic coefficient of variation, heritability and genetic advance revealed that the length of fruit, weight of dry fruit and number of seeds per fruit
NATARAJAN S +2 more
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Applied Statistics, 1979
Survey questionnaires often contain open‐ended questions, for which interviewers are required to record respondents' replies verbatim. Errors can arise in coding these replies in preparation for statistical analysis. The paper reports the results of an experiment examining the levels of reliability attained by six professional coders in making ...
Graham Kalton, Richard Stowell
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Survey questionnaires often contain open‐ended questions, for which interviewers are required to record respondents' replies verbatim. Errors can arise in coding these replies in preparation for statistical analysis. The paper reports the results of an experiment examining the levels of reliability attained by six professional coders in making ...
Graham Kalton, Richard Stowell
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