Recently, Imbs et. al. (2002) have claimed that much of the purchasing power parity puzzle can be explained by aggregation bias'. This paper re-examines aggregation bias. First, it clarifies the meani
Table S11. Pairwise comparisons of triplicate inconsistency of brain samples. Percent difference is calculated as the percent difference of the first method in the comparison relative to the second, t
When doing a bootstrap analysis with a single tree saved per pseudoreplicate, biased search algorithms may influence support values more than actual properties of the data set. Two methods commonly us
"Bias" maximum cut benchmark problem set for the paper " An Integrated Coupled Oscillator Network to Solve Optimization Problems "More information available on the project page.
