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Finally, the detection capability of changes in amplitude ratio and lag time error was approximately a factor of 1.2 and 4 s.

Before the beginning of the experiment, time informations are broadcasted (UDP) to synchronize the internal clock of each device; time error is less than ten milliseconds.

In particular, for continuously monitored barrier options, the hitting time error is of order (O frac{1}{sqrt{N}})) with N time steps, see [7], while the European vanilla options have no time discretization error.

Figure 3b shows that the coefficient of determination is large at a value of 0.94. Figure 3d is a plot of the error versus time; error is defined as the difference between the model predictions and data.

Since the timing accuracy is estimated to be better than 30 ms with some rare excursions of 60 ms, it is likely that the time error is of order of 1 nT (Cain and Langel 1971).

The total error rate in our study was higher than those in the study by Chua and colleagues (11.4% in an adult hematology unit), but the error rates without wrong time errors was similar to that reported here (8.7%) [ 18].

These log-transformed response time errors were significantly related to an overall tendency to respond quickly in pattern response decision making (r = −.648, p = .004), and subject Stroop T scores (r = −.564, p = .015), suggesting that these response time errors may be a behavioral indicator of impulsive responding.

One question that arises in the context of any kind of motor expertise (in our case piano playing) is at what point in time errors are actually detected by the sensorimotor system.

An error rate of 27.6% was found, decreasing to 7.5% when wrong time errors were excluded.

By the time errors are intercepted downstream, significant operational cost (time, resources and personnel) has been wasted.

An example of a run-time error is trying to open a file that does not exist.