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. 2016 Feb 26;6:21963. doi: 10.1038/srep21963

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Box plots summarizing the effects of averaging on (a) ND and (b) -min with . The inference errors were almost unchanged with -min compared to ND. Averaging (light/red) reduced inference error further by about 8 times compared to without averaging (dark/blue). The values were 0.1196 with ND and 0.0259 with -min (p-values of the paired t-tests between the inference error without and with averaging were ≤10⁻⁵ in all cases).

Inline graphic — Box plots summarizing the effects of averaging on (a) ND and (b) -min with . The inference errors were almost unchanged with -min compared to ND. Averaging (light/red) reduced inference error further by about 8 times compared to without averaging (dark/blue). The values were 0.1196 with ND and 0.0259 with -min (p-values of the paired t-tests between the inference error without and with averaging were ≤10⁻⁵ in all cases).