The studies of Osgood and his colleagues revealed that the evaluative factor accounted for most of the variance in scalings, and related this to the idea of attitudes.
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RDC is invariant with respect to non-linear scalings of random variables, is capable of discovering a wide range of functional association patterns and takes value zero at independence.
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Most physical systems possess natural symmetries ( or invariance ), i . e . there exist transformations ( e . g . rotations, translations, scalings ) that leave the system unchanged.
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This setting is typical, in that there is a one-parameter group of scalings operating; and the information is coded in an infinitesimal transformation that is a first-order differential operator.
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Different scalings are derived for radiative evolution and for a non-constant-density environment ( such as a stellar wind ), but share the general power-law behavior observed in this case.
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However, after enough times through the multiplication pipeline, the matrices start to become non-orthonormal . . . which tends to result in all sorts of nasty skews and scalings that are pretty undesirable.
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Finally, such procedure can be repeated until the solution is found ( requiring 9 additional self-compositions and 4 additional square-scalings ) : ( 1766319049, \, 226153980, \, 1 ).
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In this case, smooth changes in the input vector result in abrupt changes in the coefficients, and the coding is not able to gracefully handle small scalings, small translations, or noise in the inputs.
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Fossett is already credited with ballooning and sailing records, a swim across the English Channel, a run in Alaska's grueling Iditarod sled dog race and scalings of many of the world's tallest peaks.
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The stereographic projection goes over to a transformation from "'C "'2 " { 0 } to " N " + which is homogeneous of degree two with respect to real scalings
