"continuous error" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: We found a continuous error in the code that we hadn't noticed before.
For this purpose, embedded error detection arithmetic coding, which is known as continuous error detection (CED), is used.
The architecture is firstly introduced for continuous error distributions which come true if the transmitted entities are processed on their own.
The integrity of the data has been checked during conversions and will undergo continuous error checking both electronically and manually.
We used three continuous error measures (R, inter-quartile range (IQR) of prediction error, the square root of the mean of the squared prediction errors (RMSPE)) and box plot of the precision error to compare the performance of the models.
Bediou B [ 37] reported that there was no significant correlation between continuous error numbers in patients with first episode of schizophrenia, which was similar to the findings reported by Seung Jae Lee [ 22].
Although a continuous error grid analysis has been specifically developed to evaluate CGM performance, such a measurement tool has yet to be used widely and does not provide information about the duration, severity, and incidence of large sensor errors.
The progressive compression is widely used in many applications, because the media can be restored with the best quality by receiving a sequence of continuous error-free data.
As a consequence, the continuous errors in initial input symbols will cause the error propagation inevitably, and thereby degrade the error-correcting performance seriously.
The measured data exhibit a fat-tailed characteristic due to the presence of continuous errors with the same sign, which agrees with the analysis in temporal modelling.
The rationale of this study was to fit each subject's behavior through time with a continuous error-based learning model (e.g. actor-critic model) [5], [9] [14] to predict subject's consequent action selection and correlated brain activity in a series of tasks where reward contingency is a function of both subject's immediate choice and choice history.
Indels, continuous errors and adapters were not considered in the simulated data sets.
