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Discover LudwigThe part of a sentence 'had the same error' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation in which two or more things have the same mistake. For example: "We realized that both computers had the same error, so we knew it was an issue with the network."
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The training and testing parts also had the same error, as depicted in Fig. 2.
However, this method had the same error magnitude as the global minimization.
CA-ML and SVDquartets+PAUP* nearly always had higher error rates than ASTRAL-2 and NJst for all numbers of genes and sites per gene (the only exception to this is on 100 genes with 10 sites per gene, where NJst and CA-ML had the same error).
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Otherwise, there is a possibility to have the same error results for different images as depicted above.
Through formal error estimates, it is verified that the present version of the LTL method has the same error orders as its older counterpart.
Clearly, the phase-shifted version of the code has the same error correcting capability, rate, decoding complexity as the original code.
Hence, it might be possible to perform less y iterations (yhaving the same error correction capability than TBICM-SSD.
Also, if φ is a (c -comparison func -comparisonTheorem 2.3 we have the same error estimates (1.4)-(1.6) as in [6]-Theorem 1.8.
So using y=3<4.2 iterations will lead to less arithmetic complexity, meanwhile it has the same error correction capacity as illustrated in Figure 2 for (1).
Differences between the calculation results and testing results, which including product's density, compression strength, surface evaluation, and deformation in three dimensions, are less than 10%, and have the same error direction.
end{aligned} (24 Thus both estimates have the same error covariance matrix, begin{aligned} Sigma _{epsilon epsilon }=Eleft( S-hat{S}right) left( S-hat{S} right) ^{prime }=Eleft( N-hat{N}right) left( N-hat{N}right) ^{prime }, end{aligned} (25)(assuming no specification or estimation error in the model for (Z_{t})).
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