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The mean squared error (including bias and combined variance from data and model uncertainties) is given in the last row, signifying the contribution of calibration uncertainty to predicted count rates.

In this paper, with the goal of considering the local variability in boundaries uncertainty assessment, the application of combined variance is investigated to define the objective function.

The test combined Variance Inflation Factor (VIF) and Eigen Values approaches.

We used this combined variance and estimated the expected changes in allele frequencies as being normally distributed with a mean of zero and a variance given by the combined variance.

If we determined the relative ratio between an epigenetic marker on the aneuploid chromosome and another epigenetic marker on a reference chromosome, the combined variance caused by the heterogeneous DNA methylation levels in both epigenetic markers would be large.

Performance along the cues-concordant diagonal is, however, improved compared to the single cue estimation cases (compare quadrants 1 and 3 in Fig. 3a,b) because the combined variance

The combined variance-covariance matrix of model parameters including both measurement error and a priori error is given as {boldsymbol{S}}_c={boldsymbol{S}}_m+{boldsymbol{S}}_s.

Inverses of combined variances provide weights for each effect size.

Thus, our model can be considered as estimating the combined variances due to all SNPs.

Adjusted entry means and effective error mean squares were used to compute the combined variances and covariances across environments for each trait.

The first eigenvalue of the covariance matrix (V) that combined variances and covariances of the random genetics effects a0, a1,.., a p (where p = 1,2,3 is the number of PC included as environmental parameters) was very high whatever the breed, trait and dataset.