Additionally, a USB button box by ioLab served as the default input device, limiting the inaccuracy in measuring reaction times to < = 1.0 ms. The entire experiment required subjects to complete eighteen IATs and a subsequent questionnaire.
Third, uncertainty of existing land use intensity metrics is often high (e.g. due to positional inaccuracy, unreliable input data, or processing algorithms limitations), as highlighted by the large discrepancies of alternative global cropland extent maps [ 50 ] or fertilizer application maps [ 8,51], and remain largely unquantified, because formal validation is often lacking.
The sensitivity of the predictions from transposition models to inaccuracies in input radiation data is demonstrated.
This will diminish the likelihood of erroneous results by verifying input data and detecting inaccuracies due to incorrect assumptions or limitations of the computational methods used.
We show that, with up to 20% of inaccuracy in the input, the degradation in performance is marginal (less than 7%) on the average.
Uncertainty on carbon fluxes is determined by the uncertainties of ecosystem model structure, data and model parameter uncertainties and the temporal and spatial inaccuracy of the input data retrieval.
However, determining the uncertainty of carbon fluxes is difficult and requires understanding of the uncertainties of model structure, data and model parameter uncertainties and particularly the temporal and spatial inaccuracy of the input data retrieval [56].
Contestation of misleading indicators usually require detailed (but not media-appealing) proof of the inaccuracy of data input and/or of the methodology used.
However, determining the uncertainty of carbon fluxes is difficult and requires understanding of the uncertainties of model structure, data and model parameter uncertainties and particularly the temporal and spatial inaccuracy of the input data retrieval [ 56].
At the same time, the iterative input computation ensures that modelling inaccuracies do not propagate in time.
