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Accordingly, we set a ±1° error range for the angle estimates of the three types of angle (i.e., α, β, and ω), thus accounting for the inferred error in velocity for the sedimentary wedge (Tsuru et al. [2002]).

A simulation with 200 flow cycles shows ∼1% inferred error, while 400 flow cycles result in an error rate of ∼0.8%, which is the same as for the real data (Titanium, i.e. 200 flow cycles).

The 3rd to 5th questions are arose from the concern regarding the inferred errors caused by the assumptions of the statistical model not in line with the actual conditions.

The inferred errors are displayed in Figure 4.

Nevertheless, the same study found that about 70% of inferred errors in the orangutan genome were clustered in the 3.2% of the assembly that is of low quality, implying that > 96% of the assembly could be considered of high fidelity.

To derive existence conditions of designing switched filter that guarantees the asymptotically stable and H∞ performance of the inferred filtering error system, some novel properties of membership functions are exploited and utilized.

Five differences were inferred sequence errors in the scaffold sequence (four of the five errors were clustered near the end of one scaffold sequence).

Finally, we examined the impact of sequencing error on inferred rates and patterns of insertion/deletion and substitution on the mammalian phylogeny.

SSE are likely to bias estimates of sequence diversity as they will lead to falsely inferred SNPs in specific error prone sites.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03753.010 10.7554/eLiFigure53.011 Figure 4 figure supplement 3. Log of total error for inferred, weighted parameter sets in round two (solid) vs 1000 sets assembled from parameter values drawn independently from the weighted posterior (dotted).

In the experiments, we showed that the two-level model proposed in this work decreases the error of inferred covariate effects in a typical setting, where the true effects are small or diminishing.