Sentence examples for average percent error from inspiring English sources
While voxels of percent difference are observed to have a wide distribution across the brain, ranging from −98% to 172% and −99% to 232% for males and females, respectively, these were uniformly distributed about zero, as shown by the histograms in Figure 3. Averaged across all 72 male and 57 female test participants, the average percent error was 13.36% for males and 14.63% for females.
This check produced values in which the average percent error was within less than 3%%.
Similar results were obtained with the 1-L bottle for an average percent error of less than 3%%.
The average percent error for nitrogen equilibrium conversion and ammonia equilibrium molar flow is only 6.154% and 5.932% respectively compared to published data [22].
We computed the Gravity model using dataset D1, and specifically modeled the migrations for both administrative and sub-tribal partitioning of the country, and subsequently tested the accuracy of the model from the mean average percent error (MAPE) with respect to the true network of human mobility.
The estimation errors per tree plotted against the respective D2H values (Fig. 1) for the whole tree show that the positive and negative errors of regression model cancel each other, tending to average zero; in fact, the Student's t test showed that the average percent error (1.34 %) is not statistical different from zero (p-value = 0.51).
Analysis of average percent errors for the first six sessions on the task revealed a significant main effect of treatment group (F 2, 78.1) = 4.88; p = 0.01) and a significant interaction of treatment and session [F(10, 159) = 1.93; p = 0.04].
Analysis of average percent errors for the first six sessions on the task revealed that the succimer-only group (treated with succimer in the absence of lead exposure) learned significantly more slowly than the controls [ Figure 4A; treatment (F 1, 57) = 4.21; p = 0.04); treatment × session (F 5, 99.4) = 2.20; p = 0.06)].
Analysis of average percent errors for the first six sessions on the visual discrimination task revealed a significant main effect of treatment group [F 2, 78.1) = 8.54; p = 0.0004] and a significant interaction of treatment and session number [F(10, 151) = 3.29; p = 0.0007].
Average percent relative error.
