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Table 6: Latent Mean Structures; standardized estimates (t-values)

in unknown title
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Table 3 Chi Square Difference Test

in Center for the Management of Manufacturing Enterprises at Purdue University (DCMME).
by Luiz F. Mesquita, Jaideep Anand, Thomas H. Brush, We Thank Patricia Friedrich, Robert Hoskisson, Sergio Lazzarini, Michael Leiblein
"... In PAGE 21: ... The constrained model sets the correlation between two constructs equal to one; a significantly lower chi-square for the unconstrained model supports the discriminant validity criterion. As shown in Table3 , all constructs exhibit satisfactory discriminant validity. In the second stage of SEM, we compute the structural model, based on the measurement model found in the first stage.... ..."

Table 9 Mean Squared Difference in Weight Magnitude

in Phonology, reading acquisition, and dyslexia: insights from connectionist models
by Michael W. Harm, Mark S. Seidenberg 1999
"... In PAGE 40: ... Those sections underwent even greater change overall than the connections from one part of the rime to another. Table9 provides summary data concerning different types of weights. The biggest effects were on the weights between rime and cleanup, the weights within the rime, and the self-connections.... ..."
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Table 9 Mean Squared Difference in Weight Magnitude

in Phonology, Reading Acquisition, and Dyslexia: Insights from Connectionist Models
by Michael W. Harm, Mark S. Seidenberg 1999
"... In PAGE 40: ... Those sections underwent even greater change overall than the connections from one part of the rime to another. Table9 provides summary data concerning different types of weights. The biggest effects were on the weights between rime and cleanup, the weights within the rime, and the self-connections.... ..."
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Table 5. The differences between class-specific detection outputs (non-plant data)a

in Prediction of subcellular localization using sequence-biased recurrent networks
by Mikael Bodén, John Hawkins 2005
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Table 6. The differences between class-specific detection outputs (plant data)a

in Prediction of subcellular localization using sequence-biased recurrent networks
by Mikael Bodén, John Hawkins 2005
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TABLE 2. MSE of GLM and ANN models using entire and validation data sets with and without weight decay for nirS, nirK, dsrAB1, and dsrAB2

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2003

Table 4 Adjusted R-squared for different models and estimators

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2005
"... In PAGE 25: ...25 predictors which maximize adjusted R-squared among additive models with bivariate interaction terms with 16 degrees of freedom each: humidity (hmdt), inversion base height (ibtp), and calendar day (day). Note that this additive model with bivariate interaction terms has roughly the same adjusted R-squared as the additive model with all nine predictors and four degrees of freedom for each component; see Table4 . Hence, when using these three predictors, we expect substantial information in the inter- action terms.... In PAGE 25: ...240. The lower half of Table4 demonstrates that the penalized estimator is vastly better than the additive one in terms of adjusted R-squared, and slightly better than the local linear estimator. Next, we orthogonally decompose the local linear and the penalized es- timator into intercept, additive components, bivariate interactions and re- mainder.... ..."

Table 1: Sum Square Difference between warped and actual surfaces.

in Colour Constrained 4D Flow
by Timothy Lukins And, Timothy C. Lukins, Robert B. Fisher 2005
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Table 7. Mean square differences between the reference method

in al. (ed.) Trends ’93: A Compendium of Data on Global Change.
by C. Lorius, J. R. Petit, N. I. Barkov, V. M. Kotlyakov, Temperature Conditions
"... In PAGE 7: ... In this case, contrary to the lack ence effects. of precision due to field heterogeneity or genotype- The msd values are in Table7 . With Model (1)9, environment interaction, interference can hardly be controlled just by increasing the numbers of replications, Table 7.... ..."
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