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The results show good agreement between simulation and experiment, with an average simulation error in air and radiant temperature of 1.4 °C and an average daily maximum error of 2.5 °C.

An error estimation and grid adaptive strategy is presented for estimating and reducing simulation errors in functional outputs of partial differential equations.

This paper presents an error estimation and grid adaptive strategy for estimating and reducing simulation errors in integral outputs (functionals) of partial differential equations.

From Table 2, we can conclude that the trace-based model reduces the simulation errors in most cases.

It is clear that the simulation error is in the range of 0 20% (Table 5), which is acceptable for numerical simulations.

We repeated this process 3 times and estimated the variance of the simulations (error bar in the Figure 3).

By using a simulation approach, error in rate estimation can be isolated from the confounding problem of error in substitution model estimation present in empirical datasets.

The paper by Stang et al., on which we based the simulations, considers error in the exposure variable, for example alcohol consumption, and assumes that the outcome, for example liver cancer, is known.

In the assimilation system, the TB is simulated by the coupled system of a land surface model (LSM) and a radiative transfer model (RTM), and the simulation errors highly depend on parameters in both the LSM and the RTM.

The error bars indicate the 99% confidence interval of the errors due to insufficient number of simulations added with the simulation model errors, as shown in Figure 9.

Typically in a computer simulation, little errors in that starting snapshot can produce big inaccuracies as time flows and the atmosphere swirls.