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The distributions of errors for the boosted training sets are much better behaved; indeed, the predicted uncertainties are slightly more conservative than necessary for large errors in prediction (Fig. 5C and 5D).

Relatively slight errors in the initial population count, c, or in the breeding rate, a, will cause quite large errors in prediction, even if no disturbing influences occur.

The optimized matrices (F-O) demonstrated DEE of 91.69 ± 1.43% and Q8h of 74.96 ± 1.56% with minimum errors in prediction.

The optimized beads (F O) exhibited DEE of 75.19 ± 0.75% and Q8h of 78.04 ± 0.38% with minimum errors in prediction.

"It's really important to give a lot of weight to any errors in prediction, so you don't make them again," he says.

The optimized tablets (F-O) exhibited t50% of 247.67 ± 3.51 min and Q8 h of 71.11 ± 0.32% with minimum errors in prediction.

A correction is also suggested to reduce the errors in predictions of reaction rates with single mineral assumptions.

Experimental results are presented demonstrating autospectral, spatial and time history predictions of dynamic strain in both nearfield and farfield regions, and sources of errors in predictions are discussed.

In orchards where the canopy was non-symmetric and/or had non-uniform leaf distribution, errors in predictions of solar radiation transmittance occurred.

Variability within these sensitive parameters is not taken into account when simulating POP toxicokinetics, leading to potential errors in predictions.

Based on previous literature [ 16], it was hypothesised that the mapping algorithms would have large errors in predictions in this dataset with many patients in poor health.