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. 2017 Jul 14;121(35):8211–8241. doi: 10.1021/acs.jpcb.7b03441

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Distances estimated by time-resolved fluorescence measurements for the simplest bimodal model of two discrete distances are highly correlated. (A) Correlation coefficients . (B, left) The 2D probability distribution function (counterfeit normal) of observed estimates of parameters , for expectations , . (B, right) The marginal (1D projections) probability distribution functions of estimations of (blue), (green), and the probability distribution functions of ΔR_DA estimation (red, shifted for comparison) for 4 sets of expected parameters marked by circles in Figure 14A,B and here in panel A. Indices (i, ii, iii) correspond to the regions defined in Figure 14B.

Inline graphic — Distances estimated by time-resolved fluorescence measurements for the simplest bimodal model of two discrete distances are highly correlated. (A) Correlation coefficients . (B, left) The 2D probability distribution function (counterfeit normal) of observed estimates of parameters , for expectations , . (B, right) The marginal (1D projections) probability distribution functions of estimations of (blue), (green), and the probability distribution functions of ΔR_DA estimation (red, shifted for comparison) for 4 sets of expected parameters marked by circles in Figure 14A,B and here in panel A. Indices (i, ii, iii) correspond to the regions defined in Figure 14B.