Table 4.
Without flux connectivity constraints | With flux connectivity constraints | |||
No. | noise-free | 5% noise | noise-free | 5% noise |
1 | 4.735E-1 | 5.392E-1 | 5.499E-5 | 3.573E-3 |
2 | -1.742 | -1.785 | -3.055E-5 | -8.999E-4 |
3 | 1.231E-1 | 1.375E-1 | 6.428E-5 | -2.474E-4 |
4 | 1.720 | 1.745 | -2.078E-6 | 1.351E-3 |
5 | -4.973E-1 | -5.237E-1 | 1.404E-5 | -1.694E-3 |
6 | 5.514E-1 | 4.366E-1 | 1.852E-4 | -2.283E-3 |
7 | -1.394 | -1.336 | -4.564E-5 | 6.405E-4 |
8 | 5.378E-1 | 5.177E-1 | -2.719E-5 | 1.319E-4 |
9 | 1.241 | 1.209 | 1.303E-4 | -8.199E-4 |
10 | -3.540E-1 | -3.401E-1 | -1.360E-4 | 1.042E-3 |
11 | 3.681E-1 | 3.208E-1 | -1.211E-4 | -1.929E-3 |
12 | -2.213 | -2.267 | -9.843E-6 | 3.888E-4 |
13 | -4.378E-1 | -4.162E-1 | 1.878E-4 | -6.744E-5 |
14 | 2.367 | 2.411 | -1.812E-4 | -4.822E-4 |
15 | -6.911E-1 | -6.132E-1 | 2.170E-4 | 5.719E-4 |
"Noise-free" indicates that the measured flux control coefficients are perfect, while "5% noise" is based on measured flux control coefficients with 5% uncertainty.