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The average Normalized Error (NE), i.e. the square root of NSE for each prediction, was 1.47 corresponding to an average deviation of prediction from measurement equal to 1.47 times the SD of the measurement error.

We accept P < 0.05 as statistically significant and report results as an averaged normalized error score (0 100) of the two assessment rounds with the two examiners' mean (SD) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) where appropriate.

The training was successfully accomplished and results obtained with average normalized square error <0.01.

The average normalized estimation error with both the greedy search-based and LP relaxation-based algorithms is less than 1%%.

(10)Normalized root-mean-square error essentially quantifies the averaged and normalized error between two vectors.

At 10 × undersampling, the k-t SLR method resulted in an average normalized mean square error <0.05, as opposed to 0.23 by using the TV reconstruction on individual frames.

We shall follow the previous works [4, 6, 7] that proposed the three benchmark methods and use the average normalized signal reconstruction error as the primary performance metric.

Note that the average normalized signal reconstruction error measures the Euclidean distance between the waveforms of the recovered and the original signals.

The average normalized root-mean-square error between the model and experimental results is 6.25%.

The results shown in Figure 5 are for the two codes of interest, where the horizontal axis represents the number of decoding iterations, and the vertical axis represents the average normalized number of bit errors at each iteration of the min-sum BP algorithm, γ i, 1≤i≤IBP=100.

As expected, the averaged normalized RMS errors for foF2 are from 22 39%, which indicates poor agreement between observed and expected value of foF2.