Sentence examples for coefficients of error from inspiring English sources
The change of the fractal index Dbgr for Poisson statistics – dominated sets with different coefficients of error in counting (up to 10) was studied and 〈Dbgr〉 = 1.5.
Finally, we show that assessing the reliability of estimates of mean total neuronal numbers using the ratio between the mean of the squared coefficients of error of the estimates and the squared coefficient of variation of the estimated total neuronal numbers, a frequently employed method in stereological studies, is neither useful nor informative.
A typical fuzzy controller is selected, whose block diagram is shown in Fig. 6, where error signal e is input, compressor motor voltage vcm is output, ke and kec are quantity coefficients of error and error change rate, respectively, and ku is proportion coefficient.
Coefficients of error were calculated and values <0.10 were accepted.
Gundersen coefficients of error for m = 1 were all less than 0.10.
Sampling parameters (grid and counting frame size) were empirically determined to achieve low coefficients of error (CE) for each measure.
The mean coefficient of error was 0.076 for the spiral ganglion estimates, and 0.091 for the vestibular ganglion estimates.
We confirmed that forced running increased the cholinergic neuronal profile subpopulation in the HDB (Coefficient of Error < 0.2).
Statistical error (coefficient of error, CE), the variability associated with the stereological procedure, is provided for most described estimators (with or without the use of the proportionator).
This contrasts with the Dirichlet case where both quadratic and linear treatments give O Δ2) error, although the coefficient of error may be much larger for the linear case.
