Study of pressure losses in tubing and fittings Final report, Jun. 1, 1964 - Jun. 1, 1966
Steady state and transient fluid flow equations for predicting friction and pressure in tubing and fitting systems - computer program
FLOW EQUATION↗
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Computer program for network synthesis by frequency response fit
Computer program synthesizes a passive network by minimizing the difference in desired and actual frequency response. The program solves for the critical points of the error function /weighted least squares fit between calculated and desired frequency response/ by the multivariable Newton-Raphson method with components constrained to an admissible region.
Green, S.↗
Information processing - A bivariate goodness-of-fit test
Bivariate goodness-of-fit test, similar to Kolmogoroff-Smirnoff univariate test for estimating error and erasure probability of indicator channel - information processing
KOLMOGOROFF-SMIRNOFF TEST↗
Dynamic programming algorithm for determining 'best fit', part I
Dynamic programming algorithm for estimating best fit, and solution to example problem
PROBLEM SOLVING↗
Some biomedical applications of a non-linear curve fit method
Nonlinear curve fit method for estimating parameters of equations for biological models
BIOLOGICAL MODEL↗
Best-fit paraboloid program
Best-fit computer program for evaluating surface quality of large paraboloidal antennas
SURFACE PROPERTY↗
The enhancement of data by data compression using polynomial fitting
Data enhancement by data compression using polynomial fitting
POLYNOMIAL↗
Curve-fitting techniques and applications to thermodynamics.
Mathematical methods for incorporating thermodynamic data into least squares fit
LEAST SQUARES METHOD↗
The X square statistic and goodness of fit test
The X square statistic is a useful measure of the discrepancy between the actual distribution of a set of data points and the theoretical distribution of a random variable of which the data points supposedly are values. Thus the X square statistic is frequently used in goodness of fit tests.
Argentiero, P. D.↗
The X2 statistic and the goodness of fit test
Probability density function of chi-square statistics applied to goodness of fit tests
Abgentiero, P. D.↗
A new method of testing small samples for goodness of fit to normal populations
Frequency function for testing small samples for goodness of fit to normal populations
Argentiero, P. D.↗
Failure analysis of actuator boot fittings
Failure of boot fitting from cracking and stress corrosion
Schoen, F. G.↗
A technique for long arc fitting as applied to the IMP 3 orbit
Technique for long arc fitting as applied to IMP 3 orbit
Lowrey, B. E.↗
Filter properties of least squares fitted polynomials
Filter properties of least square fitted polynomials
Kruger, B.↗
Flared-tube fittings with replaceable seat inserts
Three design modifications of conventional flared-tube fittings provide easily replaceable cone seats for specific applications in fluid flow lines.
Ballinger, V. J.↗
FORTRAN program for spline fit curve
FORTRAN computer program for spline fit curve with function valves
Katsanis, T.↗
Methods of achieving and maintaining physical fitness for prolonged space flight Progress report, 1 Jan. - 31 May 1968
Experimental study of effects of variable-length training sessions on physical fitness in college men
Olree, H. D.↗
The X sup 2 statistic and the goodness of fit test
Statistical method for evaluating goodness of fit between data set and theoretical distribution of random variables
Argentiero, P. D.↗