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When truncated at optimal order ("superasymptotic" approximation), the series gives no information about the radiation coefficient α (except order-of-magnitude) because the absolute error is O.

This is because the values of the absolute error for these methods are effectively given by their Monte Carlo error, rather than the bias (this is a recurring theme in stochastic simulations - see Section Monte Carlo error).

The adaptive log-likelihood surrogates based on the relative error indicators outperform those based on the absolute error indicators, because adaptation based on the relative error indicator puts more sparse-grid nodes in the areas in the parameter space where the log-likelihood is high.

However, the absolute error is worse because of the lack of a calibration sample having a well-known H content.

The absolute error reaches 0.12 and the relative error 30%.

Then, the absolute error and relative error are (35).

The absolute error is the absolute difference of the actual aggregate from the computed aggregate.

Figure 2 The absolute error of the obtained results.

The absolute error (Abs er ) is given by.

Difference shows the absolute error of ranging data.

As b deceases, the absolute error becomes very small.