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A bound on the weak error in the classical large volume scaling limit is obtained, and three different numerical discretisations of the jump-diffusion model are described.

Under suitable conditions, we expand the weak error in powers of timescale parameter.

Specifically, the weak error can be accurately characterized by the CRLB, and the anomalous error can be roughly indicated by the BER.

In practice, {e ij, j ≥ 1} may be "weak error's structure", such as mixing-dependent structure.

Under a weak error's structure among units, Fraiman and Iribarren [12] proposed nonparametric estimates of g in model (1.2) based on locally weighted averages, and gave their local and global asymptotic behaviors.

The weak error we calculate numerically is (14) | E (f (x (t ) ) ) − E S (f (x n τ ) ) |.

It now appears well established that evolution of eukaryotes as a whole as well as evolution of each of the eukaryotic supergroups started with intron-rich genomes with relatively weak, error-prone splice signals.

When applied to real-world driving this suggests that impulsivity, and possibly weaker error detection and performance adjustment may be responsible for the increased rate of accidents in this population.

When aetiological effects are already weak, measurement error can substantially reduce statistical power yet further (Burton et al. 2009 ; Wong et al. 2003 ), and if errors are made in assessing confounders, real causal relationships may be obscured or artefacts created.

At least, the sizing of PV systems has shown that the kW h costs, computed from real and simulated systems, present weak relative errors belonging to the range −13.3% to +4.2%, checking the global efficiency of the methodology.

However, the ethical justification of a "therapeutic privilege" is markedly weaker in error disclosure than in handling the information about diagnosis and prognosis in general.