Sentence examples for biased errors from inspiring English sources

But the software may be less accurate with images of black people, and there is no independent testing for racially biased errors, it said.

To minimize biased errors due to fronto-occipital hippocampal size variations, only those sections located near the injection site and at similar bregma level were selected for quantification.

Of 17 variables that showed biased errors, 12 made performance or outcomes seem better than they were, and five made them look worse (71% vs 29%, p=0.143).

ENCODE used methodologies encouraging biased errors in favor of inflating estimates of functionality, it consistently and excessively favored sensitivity over specificity, and it paid unwarranted attention to statistical significance, rather than to the magnitude of the effect.

That's when you make the biased errors and hurt a lot of other people's feelings.

The results have been compared with the stratification found in the field with a view to finding out the biased errors, if any.

"I say, 'Throw it out,' because it becomes a very biased, error-prone and abuse-prone system," said Dr. Namie, the author of "The Bully at Work" (Sourcebooks, 2000).

They will add their voices and new energy to the voices and energies of those who have been working, since long before Troy Davis was sentenced to death, to expose capital punishment as the biased, error-prone system that it is.

It must be realized that by this method one biased error will arise with regard to the percentage of the area of the strata obtained by ground sampling.

Whether incomplete CV can result in an optimistically biased error estimate depends on the data preparation step under consideration.

If performed before splitting the dataset into K folds, supervised variable selection often leads to strongly downwardly biased error estimates.