For the example data set and problem in the figure above, anything above order 1 ( linear extrapolation ) will possibly yield unusable values; an error estimate of the extrapolated value will grow with the degree of the polynomial extrapolation.
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Stoer and Bulirsch remark that this error estimate is inconvenient in practice, since it may be difficult to estimate the order 2 " n " derivative, and furthermore the actual error may be much less than a bound established by the derivative.
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That means medical error outranks traffic accidents or breast cancer or AIDS as a cause of death in the U . S . Although some contend the error estimate is too high, no doubt more mistakes are made when hospital workers are tired.
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C�a's lemma can be applied along the same lines to derive error estimates for finite element problems in higher dimensions ( here the domain of u was in one dimension ), and while using higher order polynomials for the subspace V _ h.
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When the mean is not known, the minimum mean squared error estimate of the variance of a sample from Gaussian distribution is achieved by dividing by " n " + 1, rather than " n " " 1 or " n " + 2.
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It can return an error estimate and the documentation implies that it works at least for ! up to 150 ( and probably higher, since the warning for ! > 150 applies to the unnormalized versions of these functions ) .-- talk ) 20 : 18, 17 March 2014 ( UTC)
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Each exposure with MUSE will return a datafile with data from the 24 IFUs at 35 MB each-thus the total size of the raw datafile is 0.84 GB . After data reduction this will expand to a total of 3.2 GB per exposure as the data are translated into floating point values and an error estimate cube is produced.
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This converts the hundreds of images containing the thousands of reflections into a single file, consisting of ( at the very least ) records of the Miller index of each reflection, and an intensity for each reflection ( at this state the file often also includes error estimates and measures of partiality ( what part of a given reflection was recorded on that image ) ).
