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The performance of the proposed scheme is evaluated on a simulated environment to show that the stability-based scheme provides a unified framework for both unicast and multicast routing and reduces the probability of route error drastically in both the cases.
Another advantage of SVM has been that unlike other machine learning approaches it concentrates upon evolving a classifier boundary with maximum margins, lowering the chance of misclassification and error drastically.
Analysis of all 10 Illumina genomic datasets, as well as 10 randomly chosen Illumina metagenomic runs from Keegan et al.'s Figure 3 [ 19], detected significant Illumina adapter contamination and a high proportion of low-complexity reads in all datasets, both of which generated spurious bins that inflated DRISEE error drastically.
The chain of events that led to the crisis at the TMI plant included several minor equipment failures that operator errors drastically compounded, resulting in a major accident.
These introduce a high amount of error that drastically reduces the R2 value.
Hamming distance, Q-Gram, Levenshtein and longest common subsequence have improved the error rate drastically.
As can be seen from Fig. 10, the forecasting error fluctuates drastically with large amplitude.
From Table 1, we can see that the maximum absolute error increases drastically as the parameter β increases.
end{aligned} (3.29) As shown in Figure 3, it is observed that the maximum absolute error increases drastically as the spectral dimension (d_{s}) increases.
The deviation in the mass or geometrical errors during the microfabrication processes changes the electromechanical characteristics of the microscanner; even small microscale mass deviations or a geometrical error can drastically change the characteristics of the device.
This can also be observed in Fig. 4 g, where the absolute mean error changes drastically for distances that contain the center of the scene (see highlighted areas in Fig. 5 a c).
