Sentence examples for decreasing error rates from inspiring English sources

While it is not obvious how to rank the input of each statistic, combinatorial approaches may be instrumental in decreasing error rates.

This overall speeding effect likely reflects increasingly fluent S R translation associated with decreasing error rates, which indicates decreasing response uncertainty as fewer response alternatives have to be considered (see also the third step of the second-level fMRI analysis, in the Method section).

Although the execution time has an increase tendency with dimensionality of the feature set, it is noteworthy the decreasing error rate (from to ) when using a larger number of attributes.

Both the DKM for i=10 and i=20 and the RDiff K-Med and CE RDiff K-Med with robust estimation methods show a slightly decreasing error rate with a growing number of feature vectors.

We have analyzed 4 plausible models of the bleaching process in different superresolution localization microscopy experiments, and have shown that in each case the optimal acquisition scheme either involves acquisition at constant error rate or with a decreasing error rate.

Since we established in Eq. (38) that the error rate decreases monotonically if Ẽ < 1, it follows that the bound on the error rate set by the requirement of a decreasing error rate is stronger than the bound set by the second order conditions.

When we increased the weight on PGx group to increase their penalty on misclassification in random forest, we found a larger increase in the error rate in neutral variants but less in disease variants with the decreasing error rate in PGx variants.

As seen in Figure  4A, those methods' precision stabilizes around 99-100%, whereas precision declines with increasing coverage for SVDetect (this is consistent with SVDetect's declining performance with decreasing error rate, since increased coverage also results in more false mappings) and CREST.

AI is also able to make the process of decision making faster, decrease error rates, and increase computational efficiency.

Hydrophobicity is positively correlated with decreased error rates and fewer interaction partners.

However, use of interventions did not significantly decrease error rates for other medication verification tasks.