- In statistics,
omitted-variable bias (OVB)
occurs when a
statistical model leaves out one or more
relevant variables. The bias
results in the
model attributing...
-
verses specifically name the New
International Version as the
version that
omits them,
these same
verses are
missing from the main text (and
mostly relegated...
- Look up omission or
omit in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Omission may
refer to: Sin of omission, a sin
committed by
willingly not
performing a certain...
-
writing and composition; the
original 1918
edition exhorted writers to "
omit needless words," use the
active voice, and
employ parallelism appropriately...
- {\displaystyle {\mathcal {M}}}
leads to the
ideas of
saturated models and
omitting types.
Consider a
structure M {\displaystyle {\mathcal {M}}} for a language...
- immorality,
sloth is a sin of
omitting responsibilities. It may
arise from any of the
other capital vices; for example, a son may
omit his duty to his father...
-
adding three new categories:
Highest occupied floor Height to top of roof (
omitted from
criteria from
November 2009 onwards)
Height to
architectural top (including...
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written with
another script. When this is the case, it is
preferable to
omit the
script subtag, to
improve the
likelihood of
successful matching. A different...
- a
buyer before the
deadline of 30 November, the team was
subsequently omitted from the 2013
entry list. The team
began as a
collaboration between Adrián...
- altogether. In the
revived Modern Hebrew it is
reduced to a
glottal stop or is
omitted entirely. The
Phoenician letter is the
origin of the Gr****,
Latin and Cyrillic...
