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The precision of CBM predictions increase with the availability and accuracy of constraints, as they aid narrowing down the potential solution space to the biologically meaningful system states.

Constraints reflecting data on gene expression have previously been shown to improve the accuracy of constraint-based model predictions [ 60, 61].

The changes in the estimation accuracy for different number of constraints are plotted in Fig. 8.

With decreasing numbers of typed individuals, the accuracy of haplotype-based estimates dropped until it seemed to converge to the genotype accuracy due to a lack of constraints.

This figure clearly shows that the estimation accuracy improves as the number of constraints increases.

This figure shows that the estimation accuracy improves as the number of constraints increases.

In this subsection, the accuracy improvement of the set of constraints is compared to the previous set proposed in [5] by means of simulations.

This analysis is important because the accuracy of the output sets constraints for the accuracy required in the internal representation.

The proposed method preserves the moments of the particle distribution function to a good level of accuracy, has no constraints on the dimensionality of the system, does not require an a priori selection of a global smoothing scale, and its able to adapt locally to the smoothness of the density based on the given discrete particle data.

In 1994, a Phase 0/A study of the GEOSTEP mission has been initiated by CNES in order to design a space experiment to test the Equivalence Principle to an accuracy of 10−17, with the constraint to be compatible with the small versatile platform PROTEUS under study.

The parameter δ indicates the accuracy of the total power constraint, γ indicates the stopping criterion of the bisection search on λ c in the case of an inactive total power constraint, and Λmax is the maximum value for λ c.