The effects of SCS and SOS on the MDs and MADs of 8 unscaled parent DFAs are illustrated in Fig. . For the vast majority of DFAs, SCS/SOS results in MDs and MADs closer to zero compared to the unscaled version of each functional, and these trends are nearly the same for both the TD-DFT (Fig. , top) and TDA-DFT schemes (Fig. , bottom). The global B2GP-PLYP and B2PLYP functionals are exceptions to this trend; these DFAs perform better when unscaled. This is especially notable for the latter functional-TDA-SOS-B2PLYP has a higher MD and MAD (increases of 0.17 eV and 0.08 eV, respectively) than unscaled TDA-B2PLYP.