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This kind of nonlinear mapping is generally associated with Isogeometric Analysis (IGA).
In total, we can assume that the error associated with incorrect geographic mapping is generally up to 1 m/s.
However, such a mapping is generally ill-defined; for instance, diffusion measurements are antipodally symmetric (diffusion along x and –x are equal), whereas the distribution of fibre orientations within a voxel is generally not symmetric.
Depending on the SNP-caller, WG mapping is generally characterized by a lower false positive and a slightly higher false negative SNP detection rate.
The choice of threshold concentration for use in such mapping is generally based on the recommended threshold used in the geographic jurisdiction for which the map is being prepared.
Moreover, mapping is generally based on a specific kind of "distance" among variables and gives origin to a "static" projection of possible associations losing the intrinsic dynamics due to active interactions of variables in living systems of real world [ 35].
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Machine-learners used for digital soil mapping are generally trained using either data derived from field-observed soil pits or from soil survey polygons - although no direct comparison of the accuracy resulting from the two methods has yet to be undertaken.
The total marker number on these maps is generally limited and some of the mapped markers have no sequence information.
Although some genetic maps for grapes already exist, the total marker number on the linkage groups (LGs) of these existing maps is generally < 1,000 and some of these mapped markers have no sequence information.
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However, the resolution of these maps is generally low (mostly 10 20 cM), thus limiting their usefulness in determining quantitative trait genes.
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