Sentence examples for error estimated from inspiring English sources

Mean calibration error estimated by the toolkit was 0.3 pixels at ~2 m.

The mother wavelet was optimized to minimize the classification error estimated from the training set.

This death was the result of medical error, estimated to be the third leading cause of death behind heart disease and cancer.

An improved version of the height function technique is proposed, based on introducing a correction of the height function discretization error estimated from the local osculating spheres at interface points.

For example, the first gravitational lens system discovered, 0957+561, is on the verge of yielding to sustained attack; robust models of the lens' mass distribution, coupled with radio, optical, and x-ray observations of the system's brightness variations appear to imply a Hubble constant of 65 km s-1 Mpc-1, with a standard error estimated to be about 10percentt.

Despite the fact that no absolute calibration has been assessed for river in this study, the bias calculated converge around 0, 35 m, which could be then the error estimated on the water stage derived from Jason-2 ranges, when no other validation is available.

The training error (estimated by fivefold cross-validation) is 92.83%.

The radius of the circle represents the range of location error estimated by the KMA.

The error bars in blue are formal error estimated from the covariance matrix.

Item difficulty parameter D i and its standard error estimated according to the Rasch model.

This method provided a map with a lateral resolution of 25 µm (Figs. 3b, c1), a vertical error estimated at 10 µm and a horizontal error estimated at 25 µm.