02:10 Jul 17, 2001 |
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na | conection density classification |
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na | composite density classification |
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conection density classification Explanation: a google search on this term gives a few results, please try for example: Reference: http://www.northwoodgeo.com/DecibelPlanner/fixed_wireless/fw... |
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composite density classification Explanation: Verbund means 'composite', not 'connection' Composite density is apparently a somewhat exotic technique of statistical analysis, but I can't tell you what it actually is. Some relevant references: citeseer.nj.nec.com/context/23642/0 The inclusion of the truncated normal curve into the composite density function makes the definition of f(Z) more difficult. Assuming the three random variables, W, #X#, #Y i # are independent, we can define the density of their sum as the convolution of their densities merz.chem.psu.edu/~lance/cv/ "Quantum mechanical/quantum mechanical methods. I. A divide and conquer strategy for solving the Schrodinger equation for large molecular systems using a composite density functional-semiempirical Hamiltonian" |
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