[4], for the linear
measurement error model, using the corrected likelihood [16].
That means the value of the
measurement error of attribute a in [-n(a), +n(a)].
Vivisecting
Measurement Error across Multiple Tasks Using Generalizability Theory
Moreover, wideband antennas like spiral typically have 5 degrees phase tracking error in their range of view which should be added to the phase
measurement error.
When the results of multiple hearing tests were averaged, more than half of the apparent noise-induced hearing losses had disappeared, a finding consistent with
measurement error.
Denoting the revised output gap as [x.sub.t] = [y.sub.t] - [y.sup.*.sub.t], the real-time gap is equal to the revised gap plus the
measurement error, [[??].sub.t] = [x.sub.t] + [z.sub.t].
of Massachusetts) offers an overview of the strategies used for dealing with
measurement error in complex models and the use of extra data to estimate
measurement error parameters.
Additionally, the effects of different temperatures on the C[O.sub.2]
measurement error, the impact of different C[O.sub.2] concentration levels on the recorded C[O.sub.2] error of the sensors, the significance of the calibration temperature on the accuracy of the C[O.sub.2] measurements, and the effects of different humidity levels on the C[O.sub.2] measurements were examined to determine which parameters affect the accuracy of the C[O.sub.2] concentration measurements.
The companies developed an experimental transmission system within Fujitsu Laboratories that emulates an optical network, and with about 10 thousand pieces of data verified that this technology could estimate OSNR with a
measurement error of 1%, and could estimate modulation format and symbol rate with a
measurement error of 5%.
However, there is much space for improvement in the
measurement error of the RDPF sensor.
For example, an increase in the
measurement error from 0.5% to 1.5% SD produced a shift in the estimated X value for BV from 51 to only 5.051.
