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This global synchronization error can be viewed as the accuracy of time synchronization algorithm.

Such an approach to model the channel estimation error can be viewed as the Bayesian approach [6].

The level of under-reporting, correct reporting and over-reporting for both BMI and waist circumference categories after allowing for margins of error can be viewed in Table 3.

As Reason pointed out, human errors can be viewed by both person and system approaches each of which has different philosophies and reasons.

While lossy compression may be appropriate for some analyses (such as isoform expression estimation) and error correction can be viewed as a type of lossy encoding, because we are interested in lossless compression, we do not explore this idea more here.

Because the manifold matrix is distorted at the subbands, the residual errors follow an impulsive Gaussian mixture distribution, i.e., some of the error points are far from the mean value of the error distribution which can be viewed as outliers.

The FEC method used can reduce the effect of this error, since it can be viewed as an additional noise source.

In this regard, figures of merit (FOMs) of models, such as root-mean square error of prediction (RMSEP), standard error of prediction (SEP), bias and relative error (RE) and other parameters can be viewed for each analyte.

The error histogram, Fig. 5, can be viewed to obtain additional verification of network performance.

In this work, we view these two issues from a new angle: fast delivery can be interpreted as high transmission rate, while robustness to node failure or noise can be viewed as low error probability.

However, significant differences can occur between satellite and in-situ estimates solely due to differences in scale between the measurements; these differences can be viewed as 'representativeness errors' in the in-situ product, caused by using a point estimate to represent a large-scale spatial average.