Sentence examples for error based on a from inspiring English sources

which minimizes the a posteriori closed-loop error based on a priori information given by the data already collected from previous iterations.

The proposed algorithms only incur bounded error (based on a user-defined parameter) in determining temperature in exchange for a significant improvement in running time over exact algorithms.

The land-cover class-specific analyses provide insight into sources of classification error and a capacity for predicting error based on a pixel's mapped land-cover class, patch size and surrounding land-cover heterogeneity.

This paper presents an algorithm for correcting cosine error based on a Geographic Information System GISS) that makes use of vehicle speed measurements and Global Positioning System (GPS) coordinates.

After trial t is completed, the 'ground truth' value y t becomes known and is used to compute the estimation error based on a loss function, L. The estimation error computed at trial t for every expert i is thus given by Li,t(x i, y t ) which is used to update a set of weights.

In this paper, the use of randomization tests as a statistical interpretation method is examined and compared with both graphical (half-normal probability plot) and statistical methods, such as the estimation of error based on a priori considered negligible effects and the algorithm of Dong.

Ms. Lucas said that the records showing a $17 million asking price were an error, based on an inaccurate press account.

In recent years, the American Association for Public Opinion Research has waded into this controversy, recommending against the reporting of a margin of error for opt-in surveys and adding to its Code of Ethics a provision describing the "reporting of a margin of sampling error based on an opt-in or self-selected volunteer sample" as "misleading".

Thus a sample size of 384 was sought to enable a +/- 5% margin of error based on an overall migrant nurse population of approximately 11 288 (Irish Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, unpublished data) (no precise figure for the number of migrant nurses in Ireland is available, since although immigration of nurses is measured, emigration is not).

We also wish to find its unbiased version, represent it in the iterative Kalman-like form, and investigate errors based on a typical example.

This analysis revealed that only medial frontal θ was predicted by a component of the model state that adapts to errors based on a context switch.