phi
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- noun
- /faɪ/
- Specialized
- The notation is that is for the CDF, capital Phi is the standard normal CDF.
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Watch on YouTubeNot each value at each X, but all the possible values of the function Phi of X OK.
- Not each value at each X, but all the possible values of the function Phi of X OK.
- But then once you've specified that, then they give this quantity that they call Phi, you know, the Greek letter fee.
- The prediction from IIT was that a conscious person should show steady and complex activity in the back of the brain because then Phi is large.
Examples
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I'm a Phi Beta Kappa in electrical engineering.
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But then once you've specified that, then they give this quantity that they call Phi, you know, the Greek letter fee.
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Health care providers are allowed to share PHI as necessary to carry out treatment.
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It's called the Phi Phenomenon.
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I graduated Phi Beta Kappa.
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Two of the phi values deviated from the original zero-order phi value of 0.10.
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For cross-tabulation, the phi or Cramer's V coefficients were chosen as the standardized measures of association.
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In mathematics, the golden ratio is often represented by the Greek letter Phi.
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The variable Phi is used in physics to denote the angle of rotation.
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In statistics, Phi represents a specific type of correlation coefficient.
Compounds
- Specialized
A number showing how strongly two yes or no things are linked and its direction
- Specialized
A number that shows how strongly two yes or no variables are related
Surface Forms
Etymology
Phi is the name of the 21st letter of the Greek alphabet, written Φ φ. This letter begins English words like philosophy and photo and is often used as a symbol in math and science, for example for the 'golden ratio', so thinking of phi as a special Greek symbol helps you remember its modern use.