The phrase "aligned error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, programming, or any field where errors are assessed in relation to a specific alignment or standard.
Example: "The aligned error in the dataset indicates a significant deviation from the expected results."
Alternatives: "congruent error" or "coherent error".
Table 1 shows the CPU time, fraction of confidently aligned reads and alignment error rates for BLAT (v34), BWA-SW (version 0.5.3) and SSAHA2 (version 2.4) given different read lengths and error rates.
To test the performance of the measurement validation, we intentionally added alignment errors to the aligned LR frames beyond the 60th frame.
The actual film was cleaned, awkward optical effects were smoothed and aligned, minor errors were corrected, and the film was re-scanned.
Instead, a single read is split into many slightly overlapping 'subreads' of ∼10 25 bases, and each subread is aligned without errors to the reference sequence.
These alignments were checked by eye for alignment errors, poorly aligned regions were discarded.
Next, as a means of minimizing alignment errors, all abnormally aligned read pairs were realigned to the reference genome with novoalign (version 2.07.11; http://www.novocraft.com, last accessed December 27 , 2013 using a k-mer size of 14 (k = 14) and step size of 1 (s = 1), with all other parameters left at default settings.
Cueing effects for specific combinations of target eccentricity and hand alignment were only significant for outer targets with hands aligned [see the error bars in Fig. 2C; inner targets, inner hands, t(21) = 0.7; inner targets, outer hands, t(21) = 1.9, p =.07; outer targets, inner hands, t(21) = 0.5; outer targets, outer hands, t(21) = 4.7, p <.001].
The graphs show how many images are aligned with an error lower than a certain amount and therefore give insight in the distribution of the ISM error for the image data set.
Figure 10 represents the percentage of the images, which have been aligned with the error (15).
Hence, h m, n SS f can be approximated using the aligned JPEG quantization error estimation approach introduced in Section 3.1.
