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The closed loop system was simulated, and the frequency and tie line power deviations resulting from a step load disturbance are presented.
To help determine whether the choice of procedure for cross validation unduly influences the present results, the PSBC method was used to compare the mean and standard deviations resulting from various kinds of cross validation procedures across the ANN, GLM and SVM techniques, Table 9.
It equals the sum of deviations resulting from 'underpredicted' relative frequencies that are lower than the corresponding observed metagenomic frequencies.
The same error is necessarily obtained from the sum of deviations resulting from 'overpredicted' frequencies due to the unit sum of all probabilities of a signature.
Furthermore, respective RMS deviations resulting from the superposition of the Oculina, Acropora, Montastrea and Nematostella models onto 1tl2 are 0.42 Å (on 372 atoms), 0.67 Å (on 352 atoms), 0.65 Å (on 324 atoms) and 0.41 Å (on 896 atoms).
Although the sample medians and sample standard deviations resulting from weighted mean normalization differ slightly, they are generally uniform, and they are clearly more uniform than the endogenous control normalization.
For the systems examined, most of the deviations resulted from the estimates for relative permeability to the organic liquid.
We propose that the observed deviations result from the protonation of the unsaturated oxygen atoms present at the surface of these minerals.
In each case, standard deviations resulted from two technical replicates.
In each case, standard deviations resulted from three replicates with 10 larvae.
Figure 4 shows the resulting seasonal variations of the monthly number of storms and their average DstMin and average ⟨DstMP⟩ in both versions of Dst; horizontal lines represent annual means; the large standard deviations resulted from combining all storms (moderate to super) together in 50 years are not plotted for better visibility.
