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Figure 5 Comparison of PER performance between Monte Carlo simulation and the derived error probability for B = 128.

This suggests that our derived error estimates do not depend explicitly on ε as predicted by Theorem 3.3.

The probable reason behind unlike outcomes of different linearized forms of one equation may be the variation in derived error functions.

It can be seen that the derived error probability matches simulation results for 4-PIM and 8-PIM, while for 2-PIM there is a slight difference for large.

In both cases, the derived error rate is very close to 0.5%.

Two of our variants of Equation 2, 'softmax' and 'nomax', are differentiable, as are the derived error functions.

For each dataset, we first identified a set of genes significantly differentially expressed in tumor vs. normal tissue at p-value = 0.05 using an experimentally derived error model.

The fact that most 5-mers are contained within the control genomes used also supports the notion that the derived error models can be used to accurately simulate reads from any unrelated reference genomes.

Instead, we used an experimentally derived error model for Affymetrix chips incorporated in the Genes@Work software suite from IBM Research which is freely available at: http://www.research.ibm.com/FunGen/FGDownloads.htm.htm

For illustrating the applications of the Ostrowski-Grüss type inequalities established, we apply them to derive error bounds for some numerical integration formulae.

We investigate the stability and derive error estimates for the methods and further experimentally study their performance on a representative number of numerical examples.