Predictions based on the cumulative curves: Basic principles and nontrivial example to the
global warming (GW) phenomenon. These data are considered as nontrivial examples of verification of new
Predictions based on the cumulative curves: Basic principles and nontrivial example to the
global warming (GW) phenomenon. These data are considered as nontrivial examples of verification of new
The statistics of the fractional moments: Is there any chance to "read quantitatively" any randomness? analyzed to a finite set of k statistically stable parameters, keeping invariant the
values of the first
New method of "reading" strongly-correlated sequences: Treatment and analysis of the CCD-matrix noise - distribution. Relative fitting error does not exceed the
value of 2.2% with the
value of Pearson correlation
Application of fractional-moments statistics to data for two-phase dielectric mixtures is suggested. This method is based on ideas related to the application of the generalized mean
value (GMV
The statistics of the fractional moments: Is there any chance to "read quantitatively" any randomness? analyzed to a finite set of k statistically stable parameters, keeping invariant the
values of the first