Sentence examples for average total error from inspiring English sources

In general, it outperforms the other filtering algorithms, yielding the lowest average total error of 3.15% and the highest average kappa coefficient of 89.53%.

An additional three subjects (one woman, two men) were excluded after the analysis of the reaction time data because of an average total error rate of more than 10% across all IATs.

An additional two subjects (one male, one female) were excluded after the analysis of the reaction time data because of an average total error rate of more than 10% across all IATs.

On average, a very low error rate for the prediction of haplotype carriers was estimated in this study under all models (average total test error rate ∼≤1 %).

The average total registration error between PET and histopathology slices, assuming a PET-CT alignment accuracy of 1 mm, was 3.0 ± 0.7 mm.

To ensure the estimations are statistically significant, we performed the same experiment (EM fitting with 10 repetitions) 10 times and then finally estimated the average runtime, total error, and the error associated with the smallest cluster.

The average of the total error values from Table 1 and Table 2 is 13%.

First, we asked what the average total number of errors would be in a typical coding exon, allowing for different exon-specific error rates per species and the effects of missing data in the aligments (see Materials and Methods).

And while SurveyMonkey's margins were off in individual contests, the spread of those errors was slightly smaller than the spread of those for the Pollster averages (as indicated by the total error, the average of the absolute values of the error on the Democrat vs Republican margins).

The 'total sugars' content was found to model reasonably well with a Root mean square error of calibration (RMSEC) value of 21.43 mg/g, representing a 4% relative error on the average total sugars content.

Fig. 3 Average total fixation times (and standard errors) in each area of interest across the open play situations for the elite and sub-elite group of referees.