As Reviewer 1 points out, I = 1 bit may allow error free distinction between two states but it also may not.
An analogy often cited to clarify the error-based distinction is that of arrows shot at a target, with accuracy analogous to the closeness of hits to the bull's eye and precision analogous to the tightness of spread of hits (cf. JCGM 2012: 2.13 & 2.15, Teller 2013a: 192013a
Table 5 Results on effects of PYSM on math course grade performance with family fixed-effects (reference = "No Pass") Pass (std. error) Pass with distinction (std. error) Pass with special distinction (std. error) Obs.
Table 3 Results on effects of PYSM on Swedish course grade performance with family fixed-effects (reference = "No Pass") Pass (std. error) Pass with distinction (std. error) Pass with special distinction (std. error) Obs.
The type of driving error draws a distinction between strategic and tactical driving errors.
Our data could be explained as the result of a distinction error between internally and externally generated information.
QT approaches have ~4 10 times more statistical power (Potkin et al. 2009e; Purcell et al. 2003) (Fig. 3), making use of the entire distribution of trait values, as well as avoiding the often arbitrary or error prone cutoff distinctions, for example, thresholds that distinguish MCI from AD.
In this regard, CPOE technology highlights the important distinction between error and harm; errors are an important intermediate outcome, but preventing patient harm is the ultimate goal [ 49].
Fundamental issues in V&V are addressed, such as code verification versus solution verification, model validation versus solution validation, the distinction between error and uncertainty, conceptual sources of error and uncertainty, and the relationship between validation and prediction.
This is purported to reduce sequencing errors, and to permit better distinction between sequencing errors and polymorphisms (Applied Biosystems, 2008).
