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. 2014 Dec 19;15(Suppl 12):S9. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-15-S12-S9

Table 1.

The ability of 1In loop to buffer TF noise under variation of parameters in all three models.

Parameter values Stop Model Degr. Model Dual Degr. Model

ε¯ n ε¯ n ε¯ n
hs=1hs=100hs=200hs=400 -0.66-0.84-0.84-0.66 0000 -0.67-0.68-0.71-0.76 0000 -0.66-0.69-0.74-0.75 0000

kq=0.02kq=0.04kq=0.08kq=0.16 -0.80-0.84-0.92-0.97 0000 -0.48-0.71-0.88-0.96 0000 -0.50-0.74-0.91-0.97 0000
ks=0.01ks=0.25ks=0.50ks=0.75 -0.70-0.89-0.84-0.80 0000 -0.71-0.72-0.70-0.70 0000 -0.70-0.72-0.75-0.74 0000

hp(hg)=30;krs=110-5hp(hg)=60;krs=210-5hp(hg)=120;krs=410-5hp(hg)=240;krs=810-5 -0.78-0.83-0.90-0.82 0000 -0.68-0.70-0.73-0.73 0000 -0.73-0.74-0.76-0.77 0000

For each model and for each parameter value we present the average ε value (left column) and the number n of experiments with positive value of this coefficient (right column). The method for calculation of ε is described in section. Negative ε values mean that TF noise is dampen in a loop. The extremal ε values achieved at intermediate parameter values are shown in bold. The Wilcoxon Rank-Sum Test was used to test for significance of difference between the values of ε for adjacent parameter values. The differences which are statistically insignificant at the α = 0.05 level are placed in parentheses.