McCane et al. [27] claims this is not sufficient due it gets discount error in regions of small flows.
We also exclude from the analysis all segments that are either too frequent (e.g. the shopping bag) or meaningless for the purchasing analysis (e.g. discount vouchers, errors, segments never sold, etc).
The last step in data selection is to exclude from the analysis all segments that are either too frequent (e.g. the shopping bag) or meaningless for the purchasing analysis (e.g. discount vouchers, errors, segments never sold, etc).
For the Taurus moving group, for example, it has been estimated that the accuracy for the best-observed stars is on the order of 3percentt in the parallax, discounting any errors due to systematic problems in the proper motions.
Aviation authority sources discounted human error as a cause of the crash in which 153 people died when the Spanair flight swerved off the runway at Madrid's Barajas airport on Wednesday.
What's more, Amazon's vendors appear to regularly list discounts in error, experts say.
*States should allow no more than 2percentt of votes to be discounted because of errors by either voters or equipment and taking into account that perhaps three-fourths of one percent of voters make no choice at all.
Waze will only mark a road as closed after enough drivers (and specifically drivers who have established a good reputation in the community) have reported the closure that the app can discount the possibility of error.
Single nucleotide differences in conserved regions of the alignment were discounted as likely sequencing errors and/or polymorphic sites.
The pervasive and prolonged (ca. 80 million year) retention of mitochondrial rps14 pseudogenes in grasses and Cyperaceae also contrasts with the numerous (26, discounting the Nicotiana error) phylogenetically separate losses of mitochondrial rps14 across the broad sweep of angiosperm phylogeny [ 4].
Location collapse was used rather than sequence-based collapse to discount aligned reads with sequencing errors.
