The phrase "average inaccuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical level of error or deviation in a set of data or measurements.
Example: "The average inaccuracy of the survey results was noted to be around 5%, which could impact the overall conclusions drawn from the data."
Alternatives: "mean error" or "typical inaccuracy".
Average volume inaccuracy and inconsistency of droplet dispensing and splitting from the conventional, L and Y-junction devices have been investigated.
The largest MAE was produced by OK predictions, indicating the largest average prediction inaccuracy, with STOK and LSTOK producing more accurate predictions (14.8% and 18.3% smaller MAE, respectively).
For example, processing inaccuracy averages at length 5.14 ± 4.10 for intergene spacers next to antisense tRNAs processed at their 5' extremity, and 3.6 ± 2.61 for those not processed at that extremity, which is not statistically significant (t = 0.7, two tailed P = 0.51) and does not fit the prediction that 5' processing is adapted for accuracy.
Let each epoch be processed using blocks of M samples, appropriately large such that estimates in time are averaged over a large number of periods and the inaccuracy from averaging over a non-integral number of periods is small.
The authors found that the original multipath routing may degrade TCP performance due to frequent out-of-order packet delivery and inaccuracy in average RTT measurement.
In this paper, the performance of egoistic and altruistic beamforming schemes is compared in the presence of CSI inaccuracy using the average sum rate as a metric.
Because of the USRP amplifier non-linear gain and measurement inaccuracy, the measured average power interval for BER performance analysis was set to 2 dB.
It should be noted that deconvolution for the traditional linear and cubic spline interpolation methods is not generally applied due to its additional computation time for averaging the convolution shape and the inaccuracy of the deconvolution based on this averaging.
Briefly, predictive inaccuracy is calculated as the average of the absolute difference between observed outcomes and the model predictions.
