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The size of the experimental points indicates the error of the data.
We measured the error of the data collection and subsequent numerical analysis and found the error for computation to be within 0.3%.
Such classification, in turn, allows for identifying the a priori error of the data processed, and thus assessing whether a flight mission should be repeated and whether the results can be expected to be of acceptable quality.
The gas/liquid mass transfer coefficient and the bubble radius at the sparger, neither of which was known a priori, were used to minimize the error of the data with respect to the model.
Next, the weights matrix W is computed by minimizing the reconstruction error of the data point from its neighbors.
It is well-known that such a system is ill-conditioned and its solution is highly dependent on the error of the data.
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Payscale says the margin of error on the data is 10percentt.
The first one is concretely determined by the approximation error of the data-driven dynamic programming (DP) operator to the DP operator and the approximation error of the value function estimator.
The relative errors of the data were about 3%.
Then, a perfect matching between data and model is useless when the errors of the data are comparably large or small.
This bootstrap method produced a sample of projected cubic-spline curves that inherits the temporal biases and systematic errors of the data.
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