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The bee also processes this combined estimate according to (4) by evaluating an error term that measures how well the combined estimate explains the local data {d k (i), uk,i} measured by bee k. (3) Velocity control step.

In this paper, a novel approach is proposed for 2SLS method by evaluating a polynomial tapering procedure on autocorrelated errors.

Multicollinearity among the variables of interest was assessed and ruled out by evaluating a correlation matrix before the modeling process and then by carefully evaluating the standard errors as new variables were introduced into the model.

The accuracy of the maps in predicting observed (ground-measured) values was tested by evaluating error statistics; relative bias error (rBE), relative mean bias error (rMBE) and normalized root mean square error (NRMSE) in a "leave-one-out" cross-validation analysis.

In training, a backpropagation neural network (BPNN) is one of the most well-known methods working by evaluating the error model backwardly.

In particular, the adaptive refinement/coarsening is carried out by the newest vertex bisection algorithm by evaluating the residual error indicators based on the error estimates of the Allen Cahn equation.

By evaluating the total error, and its discretization, bias and statistical error components, the performance of the different PB methods is compared against several common GB methods of calculating volume fraction.

Finally the assumption of a circular shape heat source to approximate the thermal impedance of a square shape heat source is validated by evaluating the associated error.

Then, the appropriate number of neurons for the model is taken by evaluating the LOO error versus the used number of neurons.

The model choice was guided initially by a visual inspection of the y-by x plots and then by correlation analysis and by evaluating the standard error of the estimate.

The ISAS model was validated by evaluating the errors in the calculation of the: 1) illuminance and 2) optimum slat angles.