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Figure 2 shows the mean squared and peak errors of as the number of angular intervals is increased from to. Figure 2 Mean squared and peak error as a function of the number of angular intervals.

For different etching voltages, the specifications of the surface roughness with Ra (arithmetic average of absolute values), Rq (root mean squared), and Rt (Maximum Height of the Profile) are shown in Table 1.

However, mean squared and mean absolute differences were smaller for the majority of cancers when using the full cohort.

We used the mean, mean squared, and absolute difference as criteria to measure the similarity of survival estimates.

To roughly compare numerical and experimental results, the first ones have been rescaled by a factor 4 (measured values are root mean squared and mean power of a GSM signal is 1/8 of the corresponding CW); then the obtained values have been averaged over the integration volume, as described in Section 2.3 and reported in Figure 6 together with measurements.

The EEG signal was subjected to power spectral estimation, and the total root mean squared power and spectral edge frequency 95% were computed.

The root mean squared error and residual mean error are 1.6 and −0.66 m respectively.

w d is defined as w r · δ ro w B + w c · δ colum n B and δ is the threshold mean squared residue and biclusters with mean squared residue above δ are discarded.

Size(x), MSR x) and RVAR x) denotes the size, mean squared residue and row variance of bicluster encoded by the frog × respectively.

The paper compares six smoothers, in terms of mean squared error and bias, when there are multiple predictors and the sample size is relatively small.

Both the mean squared error and the mutual information are standard metrics, and we hope the referees will permit us to emphasize the metric that we strongly prefer.