... Archives . ... Reduced and Processed Data . ... 2 distribution plays an incredibly important role in astronomical data analysis, but it is pretty much a black box to most astronomers. ... Comment ( RSS ) | ... I guess in the typical analysis we call chi2 a ?random variable? that follows the chi2 distribution: . ... where D(i) is the observed data, M(i) is the model predicted data and we ?silently? assume that D(i) is normally distributed and each i measurement is independent. ... Chandra Blog . ...

... The test statistic used for detection is a special case of a function of random variables. ... Important examples of the test statistics are signal variances . ... Usually, the test statistics S in TSA measure a ratio of two variances. ... Since models depend on frequency (or time lag l ), so do the variances and and test statistics S . The statistics we recommend for use in the frequency domain are the ones introduced by Scargle and the Analysis of Variance (AOV) statistics. ...

... Chubukova I. - Data Mining (2007) PDF Data Mining . Hand D. Mannila H. Smyth P. - Principles of data mining (2001) DJVU Data Mining . Mitra S. Acharya T. - Data mining (2003) (In Russian) DJVU Data Mining . Abbass H. Sarker R. Newton C. - Data Mining Heuristic Approach (2002) PDF Data Mining . Rao C. Wegman E. Solka J. - Handbook of Statistics Data Mining and Data Visualization (2004) PDF Data Mining . ... Whittet D. - Dust in galaxies (2003) PDF Межзвездная среда . ...

... Return to the Kernel page . ... This article is part of the LWN Porting Drivers to 2.6 series . The 2.6 kernel makes extensive use of per-CPU data - arrays containing one object for each processor on the system. Per-CPU variables are not suitable for every task, but, in situations where they can be used, they do offer a couple of advantages: . Per-CPU variables have fewer locking requirements since they are (normally) only accessed by a single processor. ... DEFINE_PER_CPU(type, name); . ...

... Chapter 14. ... Data consist of numbers, of course. ... In the following sections, you will repeatedly encounter the following paradigm: § apply some formula to the data to compute a statistic § compute where the value of that statistic falls in a probability distribution that is computed on the basis of some null hypothesis § if it falls in a very unlikely spot, way out on a tail of the distribution , conclude that the null hypothesis is false for your ... 609 610 Chapter 14. ...

... ATNF Home . About ATNF . ... About ATNF overview . ... Australia Telescope Steering Committee . ... The Hб  I Column Density Distribution Function at z =0: the Connection to Damped Ly Statistics . ... We present a measurement of the Hб  I column density distribution function [ ] at the present epoch for column densities . These high column densities compare to those measured in damped Ly lines seen in absorption against background quasars. ... The Column Density Distribution Function . ...

... Here T is the index set, is the spatial process, is a realization of the process. ... A usual spatial point process is defined as (i.e., the index set is the points of ) or [the number of points within A ]; (i.e., the index set is the units of ), where both and T are random. ... The most important application of lattice models is statistical modeling of spatial images, which is widespread in astronomical image processing (restoration, segmentation, classification, reconstruction, etc.) ...

... Distribution of orbital elements for the RR Lyrae stars. Results for stars with [Fe/H ] > -0.95 (left column), [Fe/H ] < 0.95 and V res < 290 km/s (middle column), and [Fe/H] < -0.95 and V res > 290 km/s (right column) are shown separately. In the top row, we have plotted normal curves fitting the distributions. ... next figure | privious figure . ...

... A time series analysis is applied to the photometric data obtained by the HST Fine Guidance Sensors (FGS), in order to discover new variable stars and to derive information about microvariability of a large sample of objects. ... Our project is based on a time series analysis of all data sets recorded by the FGSs in order to detect variability among the used Guide Stars. ... Based on ESO 1.5m Danish DFOSC photometry, we have verified variability for three Guide Stars. ...

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... This function returns the probability that a gaussian-distributed variable will depart from the mean by greater than . For values obeying a gaussian distribution of standard deviation , the probability of a given value (or greater) occurring by chance is . function integratedGaussProb(testY, meanY, sigma) result(probability) real(single), intent(in) :: testY, meanY, sigma real(single) :: probability end function integratedGaussProb . ...