Sentence examples for data the margin of from inspiring English sources

Since PCA only achieves an optimal discriminatory projection for some particular distribution of data, the margin of the classifier can then be effectively controlled.

Also, even among the most highly touted models to evaluate student test data, the margin of error is plus or minus 25percentt, so making firing decisions and paying bonuses based on this information would be completely arbitrary and reckless at best.

"Markets are likely to become increasingly nervous on the issue, and lack confidence in polling data following the margin of failure to predict the UK general election 2015 outcome by a wide margin," said Fordham and Saunders.

But the headline associated with Ms. Totenberg's article at NPR makes a strong claim: it asserts that Chief Justice Roberts has "misconstrued" the data by ignoring the margin of error.

However, the only reliable data on the margins of those sectors are released at national level and not expected to represent the particular situation after the disaster.

The errors in your data will multiply while the margin of error will shrink making the poll appear more precise and rigorous.

Data might help you narrow the margin of error, but the decision is still a feeling.

Due to these large sample sizes and biased toward current CENSUS data, the estimated margin of error was low for North America as a whole and for the individual countries.

We note that tissue specimens that were deemed to be MUC1-negative cancers showed normal apical staining with both MUC1 antibodies in regions outside of the margin of malignancy (data not shown) confirming that the assay was correctly performed but that these cancers were not characterized by aberrant expression of MUC1.

This optimal separating hyperplane (OSH) w: wx + b = 0 maximizes the margin of the closest data points.

At a minimum, The Times should start alerting readers that Nielsen doesn't provide the margin of error for its data and begin describing the ratings as "estimates".