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Accuracy was assessed by calculating the difference between predicted and actual dose, with results expressed as the percentage prediction error [(predicted dose-observed dose)/observed dose*100].

Predicted sufentanil and midazolam concentrations were derived using the data sets of Gepts et al and Maitre et al. The predictive performance, the percentage prediction error (PE), and the absolute percentage error were calculated for each sample.

Potential bias in the predictions was assessed by using median percentage prediction error (MPPE).

Imprecision was assessed using median absolute percentage prediction error (MAPE) for which we accepted a percentage limit of <10%%.

The best single point marker was Ctrough (discordance, 12.1 %; mean absolute percentage prediction error, 11.42 %; R = 0.78).

The best two point markers were Ctrough and C3 (discordance, 3.0 %; mean absolute percentage prediction error, 5.2 %; R = 0.88).

This can be seen from the distribution of the percentage prediction errors represented by box plots for each validation set in Fig. 9 a and b.

Finally, bias and precision of the individual zidovudine glucuronidation clearance values compared with the population-predicted clearances described by the covariate relationships were quantified by calculating the percentage mean prediction error (%MPE, Eq. 3) and the root mean square error (RMSE, Eq. 4), respectively.

The percentage of the prediction error (PE) and the percentage of the absolute prediction error (APE) are parameters often used for validation in LSS [ 12, 14– 18, 18, 20, 22].

The percentage of renewables prediction error is defined as varepsilon %=frac{P_{RES}-{P}_{RES}^F}{P_{RES}^F}times 100% (12).

Our second experiment recalled our naïve disruption equation instead of measuring the prediction error percentage.