The phrase "assumed error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an error is taken for granted or presumed to exist without direct evidence.
Example: "The analysis was based on an assumed error in the initial data set, which led to inaccurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "presumed mistake" or "inferred error".
An assumed error of 15 km, for example, is equivalent to an error of 1 m/s if divided by 4 h.
Short sequence reads were generated with Sequencer (http://guanine.evolbio.mpg.de/sequencer/) with assumed error rates 0.1%, 0.2% and 1%, and targeted coverage 50×, 100× and 250×.
The patterns for estimated error and assumed error were remarkably similar; the effect of imposing a floor of 1% in the assumed error was reduced by multiplication by the expected genotype frequency given the allele frequencies.
Matrix formulations of maximum likelihood equations for parentage assignment were developed for the quantitative genotypes and also for discrete genotypes perturbed by an assumed error term.
Treating genotypes as quantitative values is an alternative to perturbing genotypes using an assumed error distribution, but can produce very different results.
The three maximum likelihood methods were intermediate, with the quantitative method most similar to exclusion allowing zero mismatches, and the perturbed method with an assumed error most similar to exclusion allowing three mismatches.
In order to simplify the simulations, the equivalent digital channel (with channel coding and digital modulation) was assumed error-free for source-coding rates below the capacity of the AWGN channel.
It is quite possible that the model which is most efficient when all measurements are assumed error-free is not the most efficient when these errors are included (Eid 2003).
Measurement error has a more predictable effect on interaction coefficients, which are generally biased towards the null by random measurement error in exposure variables though unaffected by random confounder measurement error in linear regression when genotype can be assumed error-free and independent of exposure and confounder.
Tables S1 S5: AGW composition, SCM reactions and assumed errors, extractable iron data and site density parameters.
This is designed to minimize the encoder prediction error and assumes error free transmission.
