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It is formally shown that, whatever the reference shape and amplitude, the achievable tracking quality is determined by a well defined reference tracking mismatch error.
For the same incident pulse density as GRper increases features are increasingly well defined, reducing the magnitude of errors.
Then it follows from Corollary 4.8 that the Ehrlich-type method (1.18) is well defined and converges to ξ with error estimates (4.20).
Then the Ehrlich-type method (1.18) is well defined and converges to ξ with error estimates begin{aligned} &biglVert x^{ k+1)} - xibigrVert preceq h^{2 N (2 N + 1)^{k}} biglVert x^{ k)} - xibigrVert quad textit{and} &biglVert x^{ k)} - xibigrVert preceq h^{(2 N + 1)^{k} - 1} biglVert x^{(0)} - xibigrVert end{aligned} (4.20) for all ({k ge0}).
Yet, the parameter estimates are uncertain quantities following well defined distributions (depending on the measurement error and cost function), which can be calculated based on the available data.
The standard errors of the TGARCH model with Student's t-distribution as the assumption for the errors are not well defined in EViews 9, which restricts its application here.
In [80], convergence of the error covariance has been analyzed for a rather general class of packet dropping models and alternative performance measures are introduced when the expectation of error covariance cannot be well defined.
We agree that the metric is not well defined in terms of the type I error, and that we should avoid the term 'validation' in this setting.
The outcome of interest was measured and recorded independently from the study and represent a well defined and objective variable with a negligible measurement error.
Results show that intermittent errors can be precisely localized and have a limited impact to a well defined architecture tile.
The resulting estimation errors are shown to asymptotically vanish, if their initial values belong to a well defined attraction region.
