Sentence examples for deviations of error from inspiring English sources
This model showed large deviations of error map caused by non-linearity of measured geometric errors.
It includes the obtained best and the standard deviations of error from optimum solution of EADE and other seven state-of-the-art algorithms over 25 runs for all 7 benchmark functions.
Amidst so great a variety of officers thus to be intrusted, it would be against the calculations of all experience to suppose there would not be found some who might be reasonably suspected of a liability to the deviations of error, if not to those of a worse nature.
In this analysis, standard deviations of error in natural log-transformed variables can be interpreted as error CVs in the untransformed concentrations.
Based on the documented marker stability (mean error of rigid body fitting) and marker scatter (condition number), 2 standard deviations of error for the motion parameters studied (proximal-distal translations and abduction-adduction) would most probably amount to 0.25 mm and 1 degree or less respectively.
The QPlanar or hybrid QPlanar/QSPECT methods had mean errors and standard deviations of errors that approached those of pure QSPECT while providing simplified image acquisition protocols, and thus may be more clinically practical.
The mean, standard deviation of error percentage in spalling region extraction were 11%and7.1%1% respectively, while the variance was 25.
Comparison of the developed models was performed by statistical criteria, such as coefficient of determination (R2), root mean squared error (RMSE), standard deviation of error (STD) and mean absolute percent error (MAPE) coupled with desirability function.
The statistical tests showed that most of the measured target coordinates were considerably accurate in this study, with absolute mean of error 4.1 mm and absolute standard deviation of error ±4.5 mm.
Standard deviation of error of predictions.
The mean absolute error and the standard deviation of error are 0.42 and 0.54 cm, respectively.
