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After applying SWT to double difference (DD) residuals, the multipath error is extracted and used to correct DD observations.

Since the histograms of perceptually processed low quality disparity maps extracted by low complexity stereogram algorithms such as DSSIM or DSAD do not result in very good fitting results, then the average GGD fitting error is extracted as a useful feature: begin{array}rcl@ varepsilon = frac{1}{N}sumlimits_{x} {left| {H x) - {f_{x}}(x)} right|} end{array} (14).

From the sampling frequency offset loop output the integer and fractional part of the accumulated sampling period error are extracted.

Local properties of input data and predicted error were extracted as the input feature to train a neural network which was designed to predict the optimal partition mode.

Reads that aligned exactly (that is, there was no sequencing error) were extracted and mapped with Bismark on default settings for both the T-enriched and the A-enriched reads.

15 The estimated variance components for both assessees and the interaction of assessees and assessors (error) were extracted to generate a generalisability coefficient (Ep2)=a ratio of the estimated variance components for assessees over the sum of the estimated variance components for assesses, plus the interaction of assessees and assessors (error).

Means and standard errors were extracted from 32 papers containing data on the response of four understory functional groups (herbaceous, shrub, non-native, and total) to thinning and burning treatments to calculate effect sizes.

Correlation coefficients and their standard errors were extracted from SPSS [33].

Adjusted relative risk estimates (RRs) and their corresponding standard errors were extracted from published reports for each study.

The relaxation constants and experimental errors were extracted by exponential curve fitting of the peak heights using the built-in option of SPARKY [T.D. Goddard and D.G. Kneller, SPARKY 3, University of California, San Francisco] as discussed previously [ 53].

Estimates of prevalence and effect sizes in relation to cognitive outcomes (and their standard errors) were extracted, along with any relevant clinical variables, specifically: age, gender, and education (where reported).