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coefficient::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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The calculated refractive index and the absorption coefficient are shown in Fig.
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Also, Martin's article deflects attention from the really high Gini coefficient.
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In agreement with Fresnel's dragging coefficient, he obtained a negative result.
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We measure inequality based on the conventional Gini coefficient of inequality.
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The Pearson's correlation coefficient method was used to test for correlations.
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The most common of these is the Pearson product moment correlation coefficient.
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The Gini coefficient requires that no one have a negative net income or wealth.
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The meaning of the Gini coefficient decreases as the data become less accurate.
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Could we please see the correlation coefficient obtained for the line of best fit?
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- A constant number that serves as a measure of some property or characteristic
- (The Coefficients) The Coefficients was a dining club founded in 1902 at a dinner given by the Fabian campaigners Sidney and Beatrice Webb. It was a forum for the meeting of British socialist reformers and imperialists of the Edwardian era. The group met monthly.
- (Coefficients) A constant chemical or physical property constant for a system with specific conditions (i.e. Coefficient of Friction).
- (Coefficients) interegers in a balenced equation
- A coefficient, in general, is a number multiplying a function. In multivariate data analysis, usually the "function" is a variable measured over the cases of the analysis, and the coefficients multiply these variable values before we add them up to form a score. ...
- A number expressing the ratio of change under certain specified conditions such as temperature, length, volume, etc.
- A constant used to multiply another quantity or series; as in 3 xand ax, 3 and a are coefficients ofx.
- A coefficient proposed by Skempton to calculate the excess pore water pressure due to deviatoric stress.
- Don`t be frightened by this word. It just means "number". Into many formulas derived by the theoreticians, there needs to be a number, derived by practical people, so as to make the answer come right.
