Sentence examples for a standardized error from inspiring English sources

Generally, a standardized error of two/three units is usually considered as a warning value for outliers detection.

Present cardiovascular therapy has become a standardized error as it does nothing to prevent disease.

With a standardized error of 0.5, this prediction model is nearly twofold better than random guessing.

We calculated standardized error as a metric for evaluating the performance of the prediction models as follows: (1) (2) (Estd, standardized error; Eave, averaged error; yp, prediction value; yt, teacher signal value; N, sample number; V, variance of all samples) Performance is considered to be improved with a decrease in the standardized error.

Before presenting the results, it should be mentioned that the first three analyses were ANOVAs made on three different dependent variables: (a) the estimated-to-target duration ratio, (b) the absolute standardized error and (c) a Weber Fraction (WF -like index.

B: coefficient, S.E.B: standardized error of coefficient, Beta: standardized regression coefficient.

Second, test suites enable reproducibility, standardized error analysis and a fair ground for comparing system performance.

In Figure 6, six test samples (12, 33, 51, 52, 75 and 90) exceeded a two-unit threshold for the absolute standardized error indicating them as outliers in the model's response domain.

This leads to a framework able to characterize the strengths of the linguistic patterns used within each CR system and, moreover, to a platform that can be applied and shared to perform standardized error analysis.

Absolute standardized error of test samples plotted against their K j values.

The Poisson regression is thus heteroskedastic and so the standardized error estimation was used to correct for heteroskdasticity3.