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Comparing the results, given by the fuzzy logic system with experimental data, the medium error generated from the Mamdani method was 2.61%, and from the Takagi Sugeno was 3.62%.

In case of restricting the relation between the parents and the offspring as each one in order to learn in real time, a new numerical formula is proposed to solve the difficulty of adjusting the search region as reducing the individual by using the error generated from the sensor of the dynamic system.

The algorithm behind EBK generates several semivariogram models to minimize the prediction error generated from the uncertainty of model parameters.

Therefore, to show that the estimation error generated from central DOA estimation is Gaussian, we should prove that (widehat {M}_{1k} tilde {bar {theta }}_{k})) is Gaussian distributed.

However, aligning both the orientation of smartphone to the earth coordinate and the accumulated error generated from linear acceleration, the traditional method of both velocity and distance estimation will contain increasing deviation to the ground truth.

Given these diverse findings, the P600 has subsequently been associated with the prediction error generated from a discontinuity with a prior context, resulting in the alteration or updating of a mental model related to semantics or structure (Brouwer et al., 2012; Donchin & Coles, 1988; Kuperberg, 2013).

First of all, if the quantizing errors generated from the lattice quantizer are directly discarded, then the FS-ECVQ is equivalent to an ordinary ECVQ.

To create a set of synthetic data, we added observation errors generated from Gaussian distributions, with zero mean and standard deviation of 4 cm for horizontal hr-GPS, 2 cm for vertical hr-GPS, and 0.1 m for OB-GPS.

On the other hand, the errors generated from the approximate algorithms are very small (Figure 8(b)) - they are kept at the level of 1% for the density-based algorithm and go down to about 0.05% for the algorithm that considers spatio-temporal locality.

Measurements from radiographs are also prone to errors generated from the misalignment of the knee relative to the imaging plane.

We found that most of these participants bet more aggressively after negative TD errors generated from losses.