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Other achievement is that the characterization of the linearity of the DMM on the 10 V range allow considering in the uncertainties budget of the calibration of the divider, the uncertainties of the linearity characterization of the DMM instead of its much larger accuracy specifications.

Obviously, the predictive accuracy is much larger than the diagnostic accuracy.

One interesting finding was that estimates of individual accuracy, or accuracy of GEBV predicted through the genomic relationship matrix, were much larger than the observed accuracy of genomic evaluation in all three traits (Table 2).

Our experiments consist of two parts: (1) in-sample accuracy of the SITVIT KBBN model trained using all available data and (2) out-of-sample accuracy of the SITVIT KBBN model trained on the SITVIT-Train and tested on the much larger SITVIT-Test set.The accuracy of the results was measured using the F-measure on the testing data (harmonic mean of precision and recall) averaged over the classes.

In our approach, the sampling period is much larger than the achieved accuracy, while in time-domain-based estimation, the sampling period must be smaller than the required accuracy.

Although increasing the size of the progeny groups increases the accuracy of the sire's EBV, the number of sires with which the GS reference population is constructed has a much larger impact on the accuracy of genomic EBV.

Evaluation of the computed phylogenies showed that the exclusion of sequences with varying proportions of gaps had much larger effects on phylogenetic accuracy than the exclusion of gappy columns.

The difference between methods differed across traits, with only small changes when the accuracy was higher but much larger changes with lower starting accuracies (and trait heritability).

To achieve a reasonable accuracy a much larger number of control volumes is needed than if structured meshes are used.

Finally, convergence plots will show that as the transient time lengthens, the implicitly balanced solution can maintain this higher level of accuracy at much larger time steps.

The errors are shown at a time of 30 units, by which point the decay in the Alfven waves at second and third orders of accuracy is much larger than the amplitude of the wiggles.