The phrase "a realistic error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an error that is plausible or believable within a certain context, often in fields like data analysis, software development, or research.
Example: "The model produced a realistic error that reflected the limitations of the data set used for training."
Alternatives: "a plausible mistake" or "a believable error".
Finally, we assessed the accuracy of present Terrestrial Reference Frame realizations and derived a realistic error budget for this specific source of error.
The performance metrics obtained after our simulations suggest that, in the best cases, the basic packet error model may obtain reliable results (i.e., results similar to those from a realistic error model).
On reads with a realistic error rate of 0.49% for pyrosequencing, the harmonic mean is around 82%, which leaves much room for improvement.
Furthermore, a realistic error-prone model channel was used to measure the impact of interferences against an error-free channel.
However, the errors in the GGM could also be quantified if the full error variance covariance matrix of the spherical coefficients is known, and a more realistic error variance covariance matrix of the data could be estimated through error propagation.
We focus here on the Sieverts technique, which in a poorly designed apparatus may produce errors ∼100% in the quantity of absorbed hydrogen owing to a realistic 25% error in the density of a light-atom sample.
It is essential that these analyses utilize realistic error distributions to recreate a more accurate track and ensure estimates of behavioral states are not driven by noise in the position estimates.
To simulate a sequencing process capable of facilitating reconstruction of long haplotype blocks, we randomly generate paired-end reads of length 500 with average insert length of 10,000 bp and standard deviation of 10%; sequencing errors are inserted using realistic error profiles [ 27] and genotyping is performed using a Bayesian approach [ 28].
This paper provides a risk analysis model that includes the capabilities of the above functional elements in order to guide the risk management, which includes attention to the effect of realistic error, e.g. of risk classification and risk damage assessment.
It would also have been possible to reduce random error by marking the landmarks on the mandibles prior to scanning them, which was not done because we wanted more realistic error estimates.
The new deconvolution algorithm optimizes ABIC not only for smoothness of the signal but also for realistic error in sample length and shift in measurement position introduced during sampling and measurement in the laboratory.
