The phrase "answer error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where there is a mistake or issue related to a response or answer provided, often in technical or instructional settings.
Example: "The system returned an answer error, indicating that the response did not match the expected format."
Alternatives: "response error" or "reply error".
Nevertheless, the questionnaires were anonymously recorded; consequently, the validity doubts regarding answer errors should have been avoided.
Finally the method recalculates wrong answers (error trials) by adding 600 ms to their real value.
The percentage of children who made answering errors or omissions with paper and pencil was significantly greater than the percentage of children who made such errors using the device.
If the participant forgets to click on an answer, an error message appears before the he/she can go on to the next page; it points out the item to be completed.
Queries were sometimes answered with error messages citing overloads.
Figure 4 shows the changes in the average number of questions to be answered and error rate for the two class classification scheme.
According to Lock et al. (2001), a type of repair known as a "correct production sequence" sometimes goes hand in hand with a test question, in a situation where the speaker with aphasia's answer contains "errors" (often articulatory distortions).
Williams and D'Mello (2010) worked on predicting the quality of student answers (as error-ridden, vague, partially-correct or correct) to human tutor questions, based on dictionary-based dialogue features previously shown to be good detectors of cognitive processes (cf. (Williams and D'Mello 2010)).
Whenever someone needs to assume a new responsibility, "[documented steps and manuals allow] for questions to be answered and errors to be avoided or corrected in the moment," says Olson.
Computerisation will provide partial answers to errors in claims processing and reduce variability of information flow from accredited providers to the NHIA.
