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Comparing the afterslip distribution shown in Fig. 7(a) with their estimation from the same dataset including the PGs data (i.e., figure 6(b) in Baba et al., 2006), we become aware that these two results are generally very similar to each other.

Figure 4 RMSEs of (a) azimuth, (b) elevation, and (c) range estimations from the same direction versus SNR for mixed field.

After LS frequency tracking, using the LS channel estimation for the same frequency-selective channel with the same offset δ = 0.2, Figure 2 gives the CFR estimator variance or MSE against SNR obtained from Monte Carlo simulations as well as from the theoretical results of (29) under imperfect frequency offset estimations for the same three L values.

How to distinguish these state estimations among PEs, that is, which estimations originate from the same target, is a key issue to address.

Considering the confidence score cut-off applied, the configuration of the network produced from SFSP-Max estimation is the same as that derived using the scheme based on the scoring function of domain sharing described by equation (1).

In many cases, the ability of the model to match moments not included in the calibration or estimation process, but drawn from the same empirical context, is also used as a test of the model.3 This sort of test represents an important starting point to ensure the benchmark model can replicate behavior observed in the data used to calibrate or estimate it.

According to Ly et al. [ 44], the "overestimation" of the accuracy of prediction resulting from taking estimation and test sets from the same environments can be determined based on the magnitude of genotype and environment interaction effect (G × E interaction).

Log-normal modelling and estimation utilised the same patients as the Kaplan Meier and Cox models.

While the field estimation step remains the same, phase error estimation is performed region-wise.

We then validate the robustness of high-resolution model-based biomass estimation against different sampling designs from the same area.

This model produces lifetime costs of obesity that are approximately 50% lower than a previous estimation from the Rand Future Expenditure (FEM) model using the same data source [4]; thus, we view the results of cost savings presented below as conservative.