The phrase "acceptance error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, data processing, or decision-making where an error occurs due to a failure to accept a certain input or condition.
Example: "The system encountered an acceptance error when it failed to recognize the user's credentials."
Alternatives: "validation error" or "input error".
In the statistical inference, you make the acceptance error if you accept something that you should reject (the type I error).
The findings have been evaluated in terms of design and implementation flaws, in compliance with the TEC 2007, modeling and acceptance error.
Simulation and experimental results demonstrate that by removing redundant regions these two post-processing methods can reduce the false acceptance error without significantly increasing the false rejection error.
To reduce the error propagation of the hierarchical classifier, each age group classifier is designed so that the age range to be estimated is overlapped by consideration of false acceptance error (FAE) and false rejection error (FRE) of each classifier.
Controlling false acceptance errors is of critical importance in many pattern recognition applications, including signature and speaker verification problems.
On the other hand, extremely permissive recognition systems should minimize false rejections, but open the door to the inappropriate acceptance of non-nestmates (acceptance errors).
Neoseiulus californicus females are likely to be less choosy than P. persimilis females because mate acceptance errors such as first choosing a poor-quality male (possibly indicated by small body size) can be more easily compensated for by remating.
Acceptance of errors: Errors are a normal part of the human condition.
There is an acceptance those errors will have to be eradicated on Thursday.
The intuitive reaction seems to be denial, regardless of further pain to patients and families, not acceptance that errors can be made and determination to avoid repetition.
Playing on a team that was all but eliminated might sound like the pressure is off — less media attention (well, not in Boston this year), winning expectations are off, more acceptance of errors and other mistakes as part of the learning curve.
