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. 2013 Jan 7;8(1):e53225. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0053225

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© 2013 Nagarajan and Jonkman

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Number of events whose absolute prediction error was greater than a given threshold days determined independently using FD and FFNN from their LOO predictions are shown in (a) and (b) respectively. Number of overlapping events (FFNN+FD) across FD (a) as well as FFNN (b) is shown in (c) for comparison. Contributions from primates (dotted lines), non-primates (dashed lines) and all species (solid lines) for each of the cases is also included in (a–c).

Inline graphic — Number of events whose absolute prediction error was greater than a given threshold days determined independently using FD and FFNN from their LOO predictions are shown in (a) and (b) respectively. Number of overlapping events (FFNN+FD) across FD (a) as well as FFNN (b) is shown in (c) for comparison. Contributions from primates (dotted lines), non-primates (dashed lines) and all species (solid lines) for each of the cases is also included in (a–c).