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The maximum likelihood estimate derived in [ 17] (the red dot in Figure 4 ) is t 0 ^ = arg ⁡ max ⁡ t 0 ∈ T 0 f (t 0 ) = (0.055205 ).

This posterior mean is close to (0.010036, 0.048559), the mode of our target shape or the maximum likelihood estimate derived in [ 17].

The HSD estimate derived in this study is longer than the result of Chiang et al. (median HSD 23 days) [ 6] and shorter than that of Lai (median HSD 53 days) [ 18].

We also investigate numerically the rigorous error estimates derived in the linear setting, to determine whether they hold also for the non-linear case.

We also obtain an novel estimate of the decay rate, which is stronger than estimates derived in previous works.

In this section, we carry out a numerical experiment to verify the a priori error estimates derived in Section 4.

In this section, we carry out a numerical experiment to verify the a posteriori error estimates derived in Section 4.

In order to get the fine and unambiguous estimates of the direction-cosines, the coarse estimates obtained in Section 1 will be used as the reference to disambiguate the fine estimates derived in Section 2. This disambiguation approach has been derived by Zoltowski and Wong [10], and has also been used in the other literature, i.e. [11, 45].

A comparison is made with both the pilot-based and the SAGE-based ML estimates (derived in [8]), which do not exploit a priori information; as far as the FER performance is concerned, also a reference system is considered, where the destination knows all channel parameters and no pilot symbols are transmitted.

Therefore, the effect size estimates derived in the meta-analyses were highly unstable.

Generally, these were higher than rA estimates derived in the full sample.