It is important to note that the accuracy of a simulation doesn't directly correspond to the precise count of peaks. In the domain of spectral reconstruction, the aim is often to suggest all possible peaks, not all of which may be present or detectable in an experimental setting. In fact, low intensity peaks might be lost in the noise of experimental data, making the simulated and experimental data appear dissimilar when they are, in fact, both accurate. Therefore, all techniques made mistakes for certain molecules. This is because the GT spectra contain numerous exceptions to rule-based splitting patterns, which are dependent on the specific molecular structure and the resolution of the NMR instrument.