Sentence examples for defining error from inspiring English sources

It also underscores the difficulty of defining error in a field like animal cognition where inconsistent results are common.

This issue of Perspecta the oldest and most distinguished student-edited architectural journal in America considers the challenge of defining error, the difficulty of diagnosing and managing it, and the promise (and peril) of following its lead.

It is capable of handling with heteroscedasticity problems, defining error structures of any types as well as dealing with error terms related to time series by using panel data.

But the promise of an in-out referendum, far from being an act of great political mastery, could prove to be Cameron's career-defining error.

At a time when the presidential candidates have less and less opportunity to behave naturally, families have become critical witnesses to the humanity of nominees who spend their waking hours trying to avoid a campaign-defining error.

We formally define error signatures as a way to identify classes of abnormal conditions and mode likelihood vectors as a quantitative discriminator of data stream condition modes.

During the last stage, the pose is calculated for each matching hypothesis and the best one is selected according to a defined error function.

We have developed an analysis of the standard error of variance from a sample of size n, and we have defined error bars for variance measurements based on this standard error.

Methods on when to stop training include: (1) early stopping based on cross-validation, (2) stopping after a analyst defined error is reached or after the error levels off, and (3) use of a test data set.

This approximation defines error bars of the deduced values as specified below.

Note that the standard does define error handlers that are associated with the MPI communicator to handle application program errors.