Übersetzung für "Error term" in Deutsch

A variable is both correlated with an independent variable in the model and with the error term.

What is behind the term "error culture"?

In addition, there is a normally distributed error term formula_8 to capture random influences on this relationship.

An instrumental variable "z" is one that is correlated with the independent variable but not with the error term.

But if the error term is autocorrelated there is enough room to allow for the presence of the lagged dependent variable.

Any possible error term in a phasing thus contributes to each sampling point in the same manner.

The above square sum is then to be provided with a similar error term for the second aperture camera.

The two above-mentioned gradients only differ in their direction terms and not in their error term.

In other words "ex ante" the price is anticipated to equal its rational expectation:::formula_1::formula_2where formula_3 is the rational expectation and formula_4 is the random error term, which has an expected value of zero, and is independent of formula_3.

The assumption that the instruments are not correlated with the error term in the equation of interest is not testable in exactly identified models.

When using the individual animal approach, show the individual animal DPM values, the group mean DPM/animal, its associated error term (e.g. SD, SEM), and the mean SI for each dose group compared against the concurrent VC group.

That is, for each year from 1979 to 1988 a separate forward­looking simulation has been run with u = 0, taking into account the available information as rep­resented by the initial values of the variables and of the error term ?, to yield a simulated real exchange rate ?.

In addition, there is a normally distributed error term u i {\displaystyle u_{i}} to capture random influences on this relationship.

Determination of effect vectors corresponding to systematic measuring errors from the measuring data obtained in step a 1) by using the computational device and a mathematical procedure, more particularly a factor analysis, wherein the effect vectors that correspond to the measuring errors are based on a mathematical model with which the measuring data can be estimated at least in approximation and wherein the model contains at least one error term containing an effect vector assigned to an measuring error and a corresponding error contribution;

The sum of the correction values stored in the sum register, that is the value KWN in this example, is subtracted from this error term.

For the weighted converter network, one capacitor is regarded as being equal to the sum of all of the smaller capacitors, plus an error term.

The highest-weighted capacitor CN of the converter network is compared with the sum of the remaining weighted capacitors, and the error term EN is thus ascertained.

The multiplexer MUX at the input of the calculating register switches the error term RN emitted by the successive approximation register SAR to the bus input A of the adder ADD.

In this way, the correction value KWN for the capacitor CN is first determined and is equal to one-half the error term EN.

The contents of the sum register RS, which is still zero in the first calilbration operation, is subtracted from this error term EN to form the two's complement.

In the case of a finite internal pressure, a residual error remains which is proportional to the amplitude ci of the error series term, which can be established in the case of a stencil without internal pressure.

In 1953 the author published a book, A new method of analysis and its applications... giving a systematic account of his methods for estimating "power sums", which he had developed (1941-53) into a versatile and powerful technique with numerous applications to Diophantine approximations, zero-free regions for the Riemann zeta function and the error term in the prime number theorem, and to problems in other parts of classical analysis.