The phrase 'correction mechanism' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used to refer to a system or process which corrects issues or errors. For example, "A self-correcting mechanism ensures that the robot stays on track."
To correct for this bias, we introduce a statistical correction mechanism called lambda, borrowed from Nobel Prize winning research conducted by University of Chicago economics professor James Heckman to correct sampling biases in unemployment data.
Deeply disturbed by this inability to correct viral misinformation, Honan proposes that Twitter should have a correction mechanism that allows users to edit and rebroadcast tweets after they are posted.
The latest Van Rompuy draft says on the rebate: "The existing correction mechanism for the UK will continue to apply.
Hardcastle, K., Ganguli, S. & Giocomo, L. M. Environmental boundaries as an error correction mechanism for grid cells.
This process has the virtue of having a natural correction mechanism built in.
This paper proposes a new intelligent error correction mechanism using mathematical modelling and soft computing paradigms.
The best performing method is GRBFNN with error-correction mechanism followed SVR and soft GRBFNN.
A novel RBF network architecture is proposed based on incorporation of an error-correction mechanism, which improves forecasting ability of feed-forward neural networks.
Practical advantage of the error-correction mechanism is that the extent of adjustment in a given period to deviations from long-run equilibrium is given by the estimated input output equation directly from neural network without any further calculation.
In metagenomics, clustering plays another important role as a tool to help to recognize some of the spurious ORFs that are introduced in the initial ORF calling stage, thus providing an error-correction mechanism.
Therefore, a second, error-correction mechanism is necessary.
