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A first comparison between the measured path loss PLmeasured and the predicted path loss PLpredicted in the symbiotic network yielded an average prediction error δ = PLmeasured − PLpredicted of  − 3.9 dB and an average absolute prediction error |δ| of 6.8 dB.

MDPE = median prediction error; MDAPE = median absolute prediction error.

Successful internal and external validations of the model were demonstrated by individual and average absolute percent prediction errors of ≤9% for both Cmax and AUC∞.

An average absolute percent prediction error of 110% or less for Cmax and AUC is preferred.

An average absolute percent prediction error of 110% or less for C max and AUC is preferred.

The hybrid model is to be preferred, however, because of its lowest values of the average absolute error of prediction toward a limited external test set.

Similarity matrices between simulated and experimental spectra, MRR, and average absolute and relative prediction accuracy were computed for each data set using the methodology described in the previous Section.

When we calculated the average absolute improvement in prediction of risk without categorisation into risk groups, the integrated improvement in discrimination was 0.0022 (0.0010 to 0.0033; P<0.001).

The average absolute error for predictions with eq 27 is 0.59 kcal/mol, while that for eq 24 is 0.54 kcal/mol.

The prediction error, the average absolute difference between the model predictions and real outputs from the test data, of the linear model is shown in Table  3.

Results from stochastic simulation show that this equation is accurate since the average absolute error of the prediction across 320 alternative breeding schemes was 3.2%.