Sentence examples for direction of the error from inspiring English sources

The direction of the error varies because of the fluctuations in the growth rate of the projected population.

Although there is a consensus in published comparisons of utility estimates from patients and proxies that indirect estimates must be interpreted with caution, the direction of the error is not consistent [23 25].

However, our method is self-correcting in the sense that an estimation error will result in a prediction for the next frame that is biased in the direction of the error.

In contrast, feedback-corrections require also the representation of the direction of the error.

I also calculated the direction of the error in measured location for each of the filtering methods and used the Raleigh test [31] to test for a bias in the measured direction of the error.

To look at this more closely, we plot the error of counting (taking into account the direction of the error – i.e., undercounting versus overcounting) versus number of dots (Fig. 3B).

Thus, the correction was not expected to necessarily match with the direction of the errors.

Depending on the nature of the motor response, the enhanced neural modulations may encode only the magnitude or also the direction of the errors.

This ignores the direction of the errors and measures their magnitude, giving a measure of the absolute accuracy of the reconstructed outcomes.

However, the analysis of the direction of error (constant error) showed a significant difference between the sexes, as women tended to mostly overestimate the target, whereas men tended to both overestimate and underestimate the target (p-value ≤ 0.01, observed power = 0.79).

The analysis of the direction of error (constant error) showed a significant difference between all three shoulder ranges for both men and women (F 2, 78) = 17.07, p < 0.001, observed power = 0.99) (Table  1), but no significant interaction between sex and shoulder ranges.