Sentences with phrase «use linear»

We use linear structural equation causal modeling to test this hypothesis for the case of global self - esteem (Rosenberg 1979) and specific (academic) self - esteem.
What you are trying to do is fit a cos + linear and use linear for your sensitivity.
If you want to cool down the past and use a linear method, 1950 is the best leverage point..
It is not appropriate to use a linear curve fit to the data for such short time periods.
procedures that... first infer a linear relation (regression line) between ECS and variables... from models and then use that linear relation to constrain ECS given observations... can be strongly influenced by «bad» models that are not consistent with the data but exert large leverage on the inferred slope of the regression line.
If I limited the test to forecasting the trend only and use the linear trend from 1969 — 1988 (0.15 per decade) as the null hypothesis to compare with Hansen's trend the skill of Hansen is — 1.76 i.e. just sticking a line through the last 20 years is much more skillful.
Once you have made the wrong decision to use a linear trend, you then have to decide which linear trend to use.
In this paper, in contrast to a paper he co-authored published earlier last year (which I recently glanced at after downloading from a different website), Scafetta did not use a linear trend for the 1850 - 2000 period but used instead a quadratic trend.
Why use a linear trend as a function of time at all?
There is an additional complication: You can't use the linear logic of working out what man's contribution was, and then subtracting it from the observed temperature increase in order to estimate nature's contribution.
I would consider linear regression superior to point - to - point, though I'm not sure if it makes much difference to use linear regression with smoothed or unsmoothed data.
For the sake of simplicity, we use the linear relation in Hansen et al. [5] and electronic supplementary material, figure S4; thus, 5 W m − 2 between the LGM and ice - free conditions and 3.4 W m − 2 between the LGM and Holocene.
Throughout I have been saying that Happer was right to use a linear extrapolation because that is the ONLY extrapolation which is not a reflection of prejudice.
Throughout I have been saying that Happer was right to use a linear extrapolation...
Richard says: «Throughout I have been saying that Happer was right to use a linear extrapolation because that is the ONLY extrapolation which is not a reflection of prejudice.»
Hence, Happer is correct to use linear extrapolation because that fit is the only extrapolation which does not represent a prejudice concerning how atmospheric CO2 concentration change is likely to vary in future.
Happer is correct to use linear extrapolation because that fit is the only extrapolation which does not represent a prejudice concerning how atmospheric CO2 concentration change is likely to vary in future.
However, climastrologists (such as the troll) use linear fits to the data so it is reasonable to use linear fits when assessing their assertions.
We can discuss whether we pick 12 months from each end to compare or use a linear fit to data, but basically we need only to look at the data.
It demonstrates is that you don't use linear analysis for a cycle unless it is over at least several cycles.
If you only use linear trends for analysing the temperature record for Valentia Observatory, you might mistakenly conclude, «it shows a «warming trend», and it's rural, so even the rural stations show «unusual global warming»».
As a side note, I have no idea why you would use preliminary findings from BEST when they just published their full results, nor do I know why you would use a linear comparison between two points.
To limit ourselves to phenomena with a fixed rate of change would be fine — if we would not observe significant changes in these rates, bot in the long time view (where climate changes are definitely NOT linear) or even in the short time range (where one could use the linear / first derivative approximations).
Regardless of whether you use a linear or sigmoid extrapolation or a CCSM4 AR4 ensemble, you are using a model.
I use a linear polarising filter over the lens.
Practitioners of what has historically been called fiber art, all of the artists use linear pliable elements such as thread, yarn, string, monofilament, and rope.
But now I decided to use your linear formula, bringing down the price for larger paintings, and increasing those for smaller paintings that sell more easily anyway because of wall space.
I also am in the same situation of pricing and will use the linear pricing method.
Then you can use the linear inch pricing.
Everything looks like a bubble if you use a linear scale in a bull market.
In this lesson, students use linear and quadratic functions to explore how much pharmaceutical companies expect to make from different drugs, and discuss ways to incentivize companies to develop medications that are more valuable to society.
Results are always substantively the same whether we use linear or logistic regressions, so we discuss results from the former because they are somewhat easier to interpret.
Students will also use linear combination to solve four word problems.
Third, to fit global temperatures to CO2 over a period of 30 years and and use a linear trend to extrapolate for the next 50 years is asking for trouble.
Why don't languages use linear order in computation?
This allows the algorithm to use linear equations, which are faster to solve, so it can test multiple routes at once.
Rail trail enthusiasts gathered this afternoon at the Hopewell Depot Trailhead in East Fishkill to celebrate the «official» Grand Opening of the completed Dutchess Rail Trail, the 13 mile multi ‐ use linear Dutchess County park stretching from the Hopewell Depot in East Fishkill, through the towns of Wappinger, LaGrange and Poughkeepsie, reaching the Walkway Over the Hudson in the City of Poughkeepsie.
Take the points yourself and use linear least squares to make a linear function, which will disprove your baseless claims.
POEX had in the past used both linear weighers and volumetric fillers and, most recently, locally manufactured multihead weighers.
FUNBERS: Martin Perez owns the 4th worst fastball, the 8th worst slider, 10th worst curve, 20th worse change, using linear weights.
White and his colleagues generated the muon antineutrinos using a linear particle accelerator at Los Alamos.
«All too often, in fact, data from the brain are analysed using linear methods, but the brain is a complex system that produce signals that are non-linear and dynamic in nature and analysing with these linear methods results in loss of information.»
I look further down and notice that the customer has plotted the data using a linear plot rather than the recommended logarithmic one.
Insulin concentrations were derived from the standard curve using linear regression.
To analyze whether the weights of tools selected to crack open oysters differed between the two observed populations we used a linear mixed model (LMM)(Baayen, 2008).
Additionally, we support and expand upon the hypothesis that X inactivation is primarily driven by gene loss on the Y. Using linear discriminant analysis, we show that X-inactivation status can successfully classify 90 % of X-linked genes into those with functional or nonfunctional Y homologs.
We first examined the cross sectional associations between age (in five categories) and the cognitive tests at baseline using linear regression.
To investigate to what extent these effects can be controlled for, we used a linear regression model that allows incorporating additional covariates.
We used linear models of climate variables to estimate ln - transformed [49], [54] nest surveys.
To test for differences in growth rates between genotypes, we fit the data using linear models regressing larval weight against age and tested for differences in the interaction term between larval age and genotype using ANCOVA and post hoc comparisons of the slopes of fitted lines using lstrends (HH and lsmeans packages).
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