Sentences with phrase «effective degree»

Also the mathematical treatment relying on reduced or effective degrees of freedom based on a «red» assumption is not sound even if the noise is red.

From fundraising to voter contact to social networking to online organizing of offline events, the critical point is that the Obama campaign seems to have integrated their supporter communications to a very effective degree — it's not one tool, it's the combination that matters.

For most of us, though, a little structure is necessary to achieve an effective degree of productivity.

With new games like this and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker coming out, it's good to see that the system's power capabilities are finally (finally) being harnessed to an effective degree.

They get an estimate for the effective degrees of freedom that is 9 times smaller than in LMKC, which leads to a much smaller estimate of confidence interval than Legras et al. get, also when they use a so - called «non-parametric «permutation test (this gets a bit technical / statistical).

In the present study, therefore, we estimate the effective degree of freedom based on the method of Bretherton et al. (1999), which is described in the next section.

In Y12, the statistical test for reliability was performed by assuming the effective degree of freedom, n obs in Eq.

However, the effective degree of freedom may be different among model ensembles, and the statistical test for the uniformity also depends on n obs.

We focus on assessing reliability against present - day climatology with rank histograms, but also investigate the effective degrees of freedom (EDoF) of the fields of variables which makes the statistical test of reliability more rigorous, and consider the distances between the observation and ensemble members.

Dependencies of p value of Chi square statistics of ranks histogram on the effective degree of freedom.

Colors and line types are the same as those in Fig. 4, and the circles on the curves lies on the values of effective degree of freedom calculated in Fig. 4 and Eq.

Since the neighboring grid points are not necessarily independent, it is not easy to know the independent number in the fields which corresponds to the «effective degree of freedom» (EDoF).

Effective degree of freedom (EDoF) of climate model ensembles.

We should note that the rank histogram technique is often used in the field of numerical weather prediction where a larger number of observations and simulations are available (and thus the effective degrees of freedom are greater) compared to the present work.

Samantha Barrass, the SRA's executive director, supervision, risk and standards, said: «Our aim is primarily to ensure that firms take seriously the risks in this area and establish good compliance and risk management systems so as to demonstrate an effective degree of internal control.»