The gathering of top regulators, including Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner and Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, said in its annual report this summer that recent developments "could lead to unintended errors cascading through the financial system".
Event handlers allow operations personnel to implement various automated strategies to prevent errors cascading, their severity increasing or even resolve them.
Using these reference values the dynamics of the vehicle is transformed to the error cascade structure.
Actually, error cascades have been previously related with survival of the flattest [ 20, 61].
Tannenbaum and Shakhnovich have termed this effect the error cascade [ 66], and in fact, the survival-of-the-flattest effect [ 32, 33, 46] can be considered as a special case of this error cascade.
Several papers have described the existence of multiple error thresholds, also known as error cascades, in complex fitness landscapes [ 18, 61].
This critical way finding error cascades into a series of problems potentiated by other dementia deficits, such as lack of judgment, impaired abstract thinking, and impaired memory.
Yes, but it was humans who created that immense complexity, building a supercomputer network that automates the task of surveillance, making it possible for a careless technological error to cascade into an abuse of privacy that affected many thousands of innocent people.
In order to identify the optimal network topology, we applied a trial-and-error cascade constructive process by adding neurons to the hidden layers, one at time, and evaluating the developed MLPs.
In the end, it was a combination of factors that caused the issue, starting with a human error and then cascading across systems that hadn't been designed to deal with an error of this magnitude.
