Gaussian
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- noun
- /ˈɡaʊsɪən/
- Specialized
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distribución gaussiana
- So this is called the normal distribution or the Gaussian distribution.
- mixture of Gaussians
- two Gaussians
- univariate Gaussians
And they, so we, we, we think we can model some of this, the simpler aspects of the system by say double Gaussians and in his case a triple Gaussian and things like that.
- And they, so we, we, we think we can model some of this, the simpler aspects of the system by say double Gaussians and in his case a triple Gaussian and things like that.
- It's, it's a Gaussian, so I don't know where it stops.
Examples
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The normal distribution is also known as the Gaussian distribution due to its bell-shaped curve.
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The voltage distribution displayed an excellent fit to a Gaussian, even though another form was expected.
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Sometimes it's called a Gaussian distribution and the shape of the curve and its spread are basically measured by the standard deviation.
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The data are simply Poisson, almost Gaussian distributed around the average, except for skew caused by the recent trend.
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The shape of the curves for competitor fixations corresponded to something resembling a Gaussian.
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To measure the distance between Gaussians N(m, S) and N(m', S'), we employ the statistical distance.
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Hence, we obtain a set of d2 parameters of one-dimensional mixtures of k Gaussians.
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It's okay to simplify—to make the slit Gaussian—so you can do the math.
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We give a simple construction of a mixture of k (polynomially) overlapping Gaussians that are exponentially close to a single Gaussian.
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Our simple learning algorithm will return an estimated mixture of two Gaussians with the property that each component is close to a sub-mixture of the fattened distribution.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
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A curved line on a graph showing most results near the average and fewer at the ends
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A bell-shaped curve where most values are near the average
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A bell-shaped pattern that shows most values are near the average, like heights or test scores
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A curve shaped like a bell that shows most values near the average
A bell-shaped curve the same on both sides that shows how values are near the average
A bell-shaped line that shows most numbers near the middle and fewer far from it
A smooth bell-shaped curve that shows how values spread around the average
Compounds
- Specialized
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A bell-shaped pattern that shows most values are near the average, like heights or test scores
- Specialized
A system that keeps a machine stable using a simple model and noisy measurements despite random disturbances
- Specialized
A bell-shaped curve the same on both sides that shows how values are near the average
- Specialized
A smooth bell-shaped curve that shows how values spread around the average
Surface Forms
Morphology
Gaussian = Gaussian (semi-transparent) = Gauss + ian
The noun is a technical conversion of the adjective 'Gaussian', so the form is unchanged but the specialized mathematical noun sense is less fully predictable.
Etymology
A Gaussian is a 'bell-shaped' curve named after the mathematician Gauss. It shows how many things, like heights or test scores, are common in the middle and less common at the sides, which is why scientists call that curve a Gaussian.