The phrase "a single error with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific mistake or issue related to something, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The report was submitted with a single error with the data analysis section that needs to be corrected."
Alternatives: "one mistake in" or "a solitary error in".
In such distributed scenario, the training problem can be formulated as the (regularized) optimization of a non-convex social cost function, given by the sum of local (non-convex) costs, where each agent contributes with a single error term defined with respect to its local dataset.
The empirical verification of the BI+MI based reconstruction for LGs with chromosome prints already available gave an exact match between "chromosome print" and "reconstructed chromosome print" in eight out of 10 cases, one with a single error and one with three, giving a total of only four inconsistent values out of 920.
In the first method a single control force applied directly to the structure is used with a single error microphone located in the radiated acoustic field.
It says it has invited Mr. McConnell, one of the Republican Party's best fund-raisers and most outspoken opponents of campaign finance changes, to point out mistakes in its coverage of him and he has yet to come up with a single error.
Given the same correspondence sets C ab, both the proposed approach as well as the PROSAC performed best, with a single error.
The substreams are further protected by the channel coder with a single error correcting code until the bit budget is exhausted.
Thus, even if a particular transcript is read out with a single error, the software can determine its correct identity, although RNAs containing two or more errors can be detected but no longer corrected, as it is no longer possible to unambiguously identify them.
We examined the 13,850 contigs with a single error and found that 8,642 of the errors were within 30 nucleotides of a contig end, typically a region of low coverage.
What processes allow them eventually to learn the reversal of a discrimination faster than they originally learned the discrimination itself, and often with only a single error?
In this model, several I/O mappings are learned one by one with only a single error signal that is defined as the distance between the activity pattern of the output neurons and a given target pattern.
