For a given text corpus and allowable average entry error proportion, the method identifies the cursor duration and character layout that minimizes average entry time.
Table 1 shows the 95th percentile of the test statistic and type 1 error (proportion of simulations that resulted in a χ2≥3.84 and χ2≥6.64, corresponding to tabulated α = 0.05 and 0.01 respectively) for GC and PedGR-GC and GRAMMAR.
To obtain a binary map, the threshold of the resulting models was determined as the minimum predicted value that included all records of each species, so that a 0% omission error (proportion of observed presences incorrectly predicted) was attained [ 81].
When the sample size was set to 500, the error proportion in the total gene clusters, either between the DG result and the real data or between any two sample results from the DG algorithm, were <0.1% in all test populations.
73 The standard error proportions of the mean for hip, vertebral, and wrist fractures were 5%, 13%, and 7%, respectively.
Error proportions were also recorded, but not analyzed separately due to their low level (see Table 1).
However, a four-way analysis of variance on the error proportions after an arcsine transformation, with Response Mode, Repetition, Indicator Stimulus, and N as the factors, showed that the proportion of errors varied reliably across conditions.
However, a four-way analysis of variance on the error proportions after an arcsine transformation, with Response Mode, Repetition, Indicator Stimulus, and N as the factors, showed that the percentage of errors varied reliably across conditions.
65 In the absence of specific data for Spain, standard error proportions of the mean for fracture costs were derived from data from Sweden and were based on the CIs of the whole samples for the respective fracture types.
The standard error proportions of the mean for hip, vertebral, and wrist fractures were thus 3%, 6%, and 4%, respectively, and 7% for year 2 and onwards for hip fractures.
For each analysis method we calculated the mean treatment effect estimate, the type I error rate (proportion of false-positives), power (proportion of true-positives), and the convergence rate.
