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. 2008 Feb 27;5:7. doi: 10.1186/1743-0003-5-7

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Graphs showing the model error (average absolute difference between predicted and measured PK) and physiological error (average absolute difference between 2 occurences of measured PK) along with the error bars demarcating the +95% confidence interval of physiological error for CFTs, VFTs, and DFTs (rows: top to bottom). Data for the quadriceps, dorsiflexor, and plantar-flexor muscles (columns: left to right) are shown. The model errors were considered acceptable (successful prediction) if they fell within or below the +95% confidence interval range of the physiological error. * Frequencies and patterns for which the model error was greater than the +95% confidence interval of the physiological error. Only the graphs for errors in PK are shown. Similar results were obtained for FTIs. See results for report on FTI errors.