Follow-up Comment #2, task #7180 (project relax):
B: The absolute worst scenario would be to check for the largest ever ocuring
difference and assign that to all
3 peaks at all mixing times. This we used in earlier versions of the PDC.
In this case there is no sd(error). So using 100 peaks and repeating the calculation a number of times: [edau@localhost peak_intensity_errors]$ python sampling_test2.py N = 2, error = 5.005 N = 3, error = 4.485 N = 4, error = 3.863 N = 5, error = 4.268 N = 6, error = 5.392 N = 100, error = 5.353 [edau@localhost peak_intensity_errors]$ python sampling_test2.py N = 2, error = 4.161 N = 3, error = 4.056 N = 4, error = 5.135 N = 5, error = 3.890 N = 6, error = 4.412 N = 100, error = 5.469 [edau@localhost peak_intensity_errors]$ python sampling_test2.py N = 2, error = 3.550 N = 3, error = 4.184 N = 4, error = 4.574 N = 5, error = 4.182 N = 6, error = 5.080 N = 100, error = 5.973 [edau@localhost peak_intensity_errors]$ python sampling_test2.py N = 2, error = 4.549 N = 3, error = 3.824 N = 4, error = 5.337 N = 5, error = 4.507 N = 6, error = 4.113 N = 100, error = 6.410 [edau@localhost peak_intensity_errors]$ python sampling_test2.py N = 2, error = 3.966 N = 3, error = 4.667 N = 4, error = 4.770 N = 5, error = 4.708 N = 6, error = 5.058 N = 100, error = 5.607 (file #11439) _______________________________________________________ Additional Item Attachment: File name: sampling_test2.py Size:0 KB _______________________________________________________ Reply to this item at: <http://gna.org/task/?7180> _______________________________________________ Message sent via/by Gna! http://gna.org/