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Hence, inflated variances result in non-significant associations.

This can be regarded as an explanation why different GWP approaches with homoscedastic and heteroscedastic variances result in a prediction of gentoypic values of similar accuracy.

However, these spots may actually be expected to have quite different standard deviations; we have noted that many ratios with high variances result from spots that have a medium or high intensity in one channel and a very low intensity in the other (data not shown).

For each muscle, these variances result from the fitting of the 2-way random effects ANOVA model: x i, j = μ + s i + r j + e i, j where x i, j is the displacement measured on a given muscle of subject i by rater j (in this study, j = 1,2, 3 and i = 1,…, 10).

Then, the mean of the variances resulting from this process is calculated.

Levene's statistic revealed equal variances, resulting in the use of Bonferroni's post hoc comparison.

Here, an economic loss function related to inaccurate parameter estimates is minimized instead of a measure of the parameter variances, resulting in improved control performance.

This variance is dramatically diminished when rint increases to two orders of magnitude below the mean value of the disordered reaction rate (Figure 3c). Figure 4 summarizes the variances resulting from several trial cases.

The latter two models assumed constant modifying variances because models with varying modifying variances resulted in unbounded estimates.

Excluding factors with low correlations and allowing for several correlated variances resulted in a good fitting model explaining 95% of the variance in the data.

Simulation results demonstrate that both Allan variance result and total variance result are nearly equivalent, when correlation time is short.