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2016
DOI: 10.1201/b19628
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“…From a statistical point of view, the basis for this article is using a formula for the function of the multiple-linear regression. This research follows function according (Mendenhall, 2016, López-Espín, 2012…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From a statistical point of view, the basis for this article is using a formula for the function of the multiple-linear regression. This research follows function according (Mendenhall, 2016, López-Espín, 2012…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…68% of all measurements; two standard deviations would be c . 95%, and for three, 99.7% . Figure reflects that the chosen curving fitting extrapolates that file lengths beyond 30 min will probably produce no meaningful reduction in the SD values. Based on the audio file formats, the average SD values were in the following order from lowest to highest: WMA (SHQ to STXQ recording modes), PCM, WMA (LP to HQ), MP3 (128–256 kilobytes per second [kbps]), MP3 (8–64 kbps), ADPCM, and DSS (see Table ). The DSS results were appreciably higher than the other formats.…”
Section: Results and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If A=58 is the total number of available samples and T=28 is the number of treated ones, given a binary variable or node, it is counted the number of samples that exhibits a particular variable level (value of 0 or of 1), say a, and how many of these samples are treated, say t. Then the following probabilistic calculation 10 gives the probability to encounter t or more treated samples if a≥t are randomly selected…”
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