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Assumptions and errors of the methodology are analyzed.

In the calibration case chosen in this paper, it accounts only for about 4% overall (Fig. 8) – smaller than the expected error of the methodology to calculate operation emissions.

This discrepancy may be ascribed to the errors of the theoretical methodology.

Other potential sources of errors in the methodology are sequence-specific PCR amplification differences and biases introduced by DNA extraction.

The average error of the proposed methodology results against the physical measurements is about 3.4%.

After publication we became aware of the following errors in the methodology: (1) Our article states: "If the distributed power and new energy source are not considered, the output electromagnetic power of any generator can be represented by its load and power transmission loss".

This assumption is not valid for real data, and thus introduces a potential source of error into the methodology.

However, the reliability and reproducibility of such signatures has been questioned [12], [13], because of the influence of the statistical assumptions used, or errors in the methodology.

The analysis of type I and type II errors demonstrated the accuracy of the methodology proposed.

For multiple scanning, the operations of this second phase must be performed by the same operator to provide a uniform standard of the mapping (the same intra-operator error in all of the mapping carried out) and also to avoid incorporating interoperator error into the methodology of the mapping (this error must be considered in the case of measurements taken by different operators).

By allowing quantitative assessment of potential systematic errors associated with the methodology used, systematic negative controls tested the method's accuracy and reliability throughout the experimental series [ 16].