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Comparison of experimental and simulated MDK₉₉ of the evolved population after 10 cycles of exposure.

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posted on 2021-09-23, 17:45 authored by José Camacho Mateu, Matteo Sireci, Miguel A. Muñoz

For both the additive and multiplicative cases, we observe that the simulated MDK₉₉ falls within—or it is very close—the experimental values (i.e. the mean plus error) for T_a = 3h and 5h, but outside for the case of T_a = 8h. This result is to be expected given the higher noise of the experimental measurements. In particular the experimental mean is higher than the theoretical prediction of 8h.

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