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. 2014 Sep 26;4:52. doi: 10.1186/s13550-014-0052-4

Table 3.

Average bias (%) for all parameters derived from simulated tissue TACs of all three simulated tissues

Noise K 1 1T2k V T 1T2k K 1 2T3k K i 2T3k K 1 2T4k V T 2T4k
Healthy 0% −26.37 −22.01 −19.00 21.51 0.00 0.00
1% −26.54 −21.58 −18.99 21.52 0.01 0.31
5% −26.47 −20.97 −18.43 22.36 0.47 7.41
10% −26.37 −18.03 −15.01 27.49 3.76 14.49
20% −26.17 −10.74 −6.73 39.91 8.23 15.56
Scar 0% −22.07 −11.97 −15.27 41.21 0.00 0.00
1% −22.26 −11.88 −15.26 41.23 0.00 0.20
5% −22.26 −11.78 −15.21 41.32 0.57 14.19
10% −22.32 −10.73 −14.50 42.50 3.12 95.17
20% −21.79 −8.99 −11.65 47.25 14.08 208.98
Denervated 0% −29.56 −12.35 −20.71 58.59 0.00 0.00
1% −29.79 −12.35 −20.68 58.63 0.03 0.02
5% −29.74 −12.19 −20.72 58.56 0.28 1.24
10% −29.68 −12.13 −20.39 59.22 0.38 18.55
20% −29.52 −10.95 −18.95 62.10 4.33 82.07

Bias was calculated by comparing the obtained values of K 1, V T and K i with those used in the 2T4k model to generate time-activity curves (i.e. the 2T4k model has no bias for 0% noise). Bias due to noise can be appreciated by comparing the obtained bias with those at 0% noise.