The phrase "average estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a calculated or assessed value that represents the mean of a set of data points.
Example: "The average estimation of the project's completion time is approximately three months."
Alternatives: "mean estimate" or "typical assessment".
The purpose of the addressed problem is to design a set of time-varying estimators such that the average estimation performance of the networked sensors is guaranteed over a given finite-horizon.
Figures 3– 6 show the spatial and temporal distributions of the average estimation errors of the yearly exposure estimates obtained by UM1 and UM2.
In both cases, the BKF-CORR and BKS-CORR estimators have performed accurately, leading to small average estimation error.
One can notice that the difference between the average estimation errors of the BKF-CORR and BKS-CORR estimators is larger in the presence of DNA damage.
Average estimation error was calculated using the median, while power was estimated as the percentage of the 1000 data sets where the test of the null hypothesis of no change in the harm rate was significant (P < 0.05).
By analyzing individuals' guesses about upcoming quarterly earnings reports as entered in Estimize.com, a crowdsourced financial estimates platform, Da and his team found that while the average estimation of a large group is generally more accurate than an individual guess, this is only true when all the guesses are made blind or concurrently.
The six methods were similar in their average estimation of cardiac output but differed markedly in their reproducibility.
The average estimation of the contribution of EE to a structures life cycle consumption was 28.4%.
Furthermore, the proposed evaluation methodology is effectively used with sufficient accuracy (the average estimation error: 3.3%) in the design flow.
