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Figures 3(b) and (c) show the deviation of location relative to the JMA catalog.

The average and the standard deviation of location errors were analyzed by using Student t-test and F-test, respectively.

Such a mechanism establishes a direct link between positional accuracy models (typically described via the deviation of true location from observed location) and uncertainty models (typically expressed as the probability of being true, e.g. the probability of enclosing the true utility location).

The standard deviation of the location prior was set to be 6 mm in all 3 directions for all locations.

This leads to a deviation of the location of turning points (or basin boundary).

We denote the standard deviation of the location of the orbit due to noise as δp, which is proportional to the noise strength σ.

In other words, the anterior deviation of the location of the gaze following activity in the second monkey of Kamphuis et al. relative to the GF patch in the present study is not much larger than the interindividual differences in the present study (M1 A0-P2, M2: A2-P1).

Figure 1 Empirical CDF of the median absolute deviation of retweeter locations of 4,004 forecasts generated by our model.

In Figure 1 we show the empirical CDF of the median absolute deviation of retweeter locations, the data indicates that there is over an 80% probability the retweeters are dispersed by less than 500 km.

However, in low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) condition, the coarse estimation results by Moore-Penrose pseudo-inverse matrix have huge estimation errors to the true target distribution, which will introduce the large estimate deviations of target location and amplitude.

These results on the standard deviations of the location errors mean that the precision of the proposed framework using the BSE-filtered templates was highest among the three templates.