In order to check for limit cycle, timing constraints, and quantization error, the following files can be referenced by the above ESBMC call, respectively: verify_limitcycle.c, verify_timing.c, and verify_error.c.
Data entry errors were resolved by reference to data collection sheets.
Inter- and intra-rater measurement errors were within published reference ranges for all of the measurements [ 22].
Three referencing errors were also identified.
However, although the rate of learning was the same, the total number of both working memory and reference memory errors were greater in the radiolarian maze, with the reference memory errors the best index of long-term spatial memory in these tasks—asymptoting at around 40% on the radiolarian maze.
This collective nickname for the errors is a reference to the infamous "Red Ring of Death" that afflicted the Xbox 360 following its 2005 launch.
Only in 3 arrays out of 384 (2.3%) were found errors in endogenous reference gene selection (errors were considered median Log2 ratio of endogenous reference genes in the left out array > 2 standard deviations apart from the "real" normalization factor in the same array (which is zero for normalized arrays).
In the reference memory task the rate of reduction in reference memory errors were comparable for the radiolarian maze and its two-dimensional analogue; however, overall learning was reduced in the radiolarian maze.
Errors were scored in several categories: reference memory errors, first entries on each day into a reference memory arm; errors of commission, repeat entries into arms that had been visited before on that session (i.e., working memory errors), and errors of omission, which represented failures to obtain a reward within the time limit of testing (10 min for each daily session).
During the publication process of this article [ 1] a number of errors were unfortunately introduced into the references included in figure three, and were not noticed until after the final version had been published.
