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The 20 molecules in the test set with the largest prediction errors by using the consensus model in Table 5 were shown in Table 6.

The scaffolds and the associated molecules in the test sets with the largest prediction errors were examined, and the representative scaffolds were summarized in Table 7.

The weighting function is constructed such that less emphasis is given to the error around the points where we expect the largest prediction errors to occur (the glottal closure instants) and hence the resulting cost function approaches the ideal l0-norm cost function for sparse residual recovery.

For this allocation scheme, the largest prediction accuracies of 0.53 for RF and of 0.51 for GBLUP, and the largest AUROC of 0.66 for RF and of 0.64 for GBLUP, were achieved using 50,025 SNP, a heritability of 0.30, and 725 QTL.

Betfair is the largest prediction market in the world, but does not have access to United States users and does not cover as many United States-based political questions.

Not surprisingly, Glycine has the largest prediction error (75°/67° for phi/psi angles), which is mainly due to the fact that Glycine has no side-chain atom except for a proton.

In absolute numbers, the largest predictions occur for Serbia, Georgia and Armenia, with a little more than 300,000 persons over the entire forecasting period.

Under the influence of cues that predict drug availability, which generate a large prediction error, addicts perceive pursuing drugs as the (all things considered) best option available to them.

In this case, the base station can choose a large prediction window of 27 ms. Fig. 14 Predicted packet loss and measurements for different prediction time windows.

Specifically, the estimation of 'whether large prediction errors will occur' enables detection of places where absolute differences between predicted values and observed values are large, e.g., larger than a predefined threshold.

Large prediction markets exist for political events, economic statistical releases and corporate events (such as company sales results), to name a few.