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We assume that flows suffer from short error bursts.
Seemingly plausible, this turns out to be a bad strategy, since segmenting the trellis into small chunks significantly increases the number of short error events, and consequently incurs a loss in performance.
Alternatively, one may also interpret it as: ideal LDPC codes have large minimum distances and are capable of correcting short error events including those caused by the segmentation effect.
The nature of current RNA-Seq, resulting in short error prone reads, alignment artifacts, bias introduced by the library construction process etc., introduces noise into this already difficult problem.
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However, analysis of HTS data from virus populations is challenging due to short, error-prone reads.
As the energy approaches 1,200 eV this spread becomes smaller corresponding to shorter error bars.
They found that the shortest error event achieving has the type of for most of partial response channels.
As a rule of thumb, the number of columns is chosen slightly larger than the length of the shortest error event of the code.
The long run equilibrium relationships and correction of short run error has been estimated through Johansen maximum likelihood estimation techniques.
Simulation results must reflect the impacts of these uncertainties; hence they should always deliver "expected-value production functions" and their attached uncertainty ranges, in short, the "error bars".
In addition, a counter for ERMACS on the game's audits screen (ERMACS being short for error macros), was thought by players to be a reference to a hidden character.
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