Exempel på variate

• For most variates the values analysed were the sum of the values determined during the period of analysis.

• Of the thirty-nine main effects tested (13 variates, three treatments) only four showed significant effects at the 5 % probability level.

• The dimension of each item measured is called the variate and may be any physical quantity.

• These models have variates that are serially dependent but nevertheless unforecastable.

• All variates were first screened for outliers and for normality.

• The morphological variation was investigated using both canonical variates analysis and a novel non-parametric classification tree method.

• In effect, the use of brushing makes it possible to show an increased number of variates.

• The first two canonical variates, showing 84.5% of the separation, are plotted.

• However, this function involves a multivariate integral whose variates are correlated.

• The variates are called 'iid' if they are identically as well as independently distributed.

• The scores of the first two canonical variates separated the tobaccofeeding clones from those originating from other secondary host-plants.

• Nevertheless, some meaningful conclusions can be drawn on the possible value of facial variates in the study of human interand intra-group variability.

• The first involves applying the test to two realizations of white-noise variates generated from a pseudorandom number generator.

• All other variates and statistics have physical dimensions which must be stated clearly.

• Depending on the dimension of the emission variates, on the number of components, and on the available computational resources, one can vary the accuracy of the adjustment.

• Also, aberrant values can result from a bad choice of variate.

• However, this clone was not classified as the tobacco form based on canonical variate analysis.

• Canonical variate analysis, hierarchical cluster analysis and a non-parametric classification tree method both revealed morphological differences associated with the host-plant on which they were collected.

• Figure 4 is a plot of the first two canonical variates, which together account for 49% of the total variation of data.