Sentence examples for error is opposite from inspiring English sources

Below we present some of the reasons that we are skeptical of the interpretation of Niv et al. First, the nonlinear relationship suggested by Niv et al between the firing rate of dopamine neurons and the functional prediction error is opposite to the experimentally observed nonlinear relationship between firing rate and dopamine concentration in mesolimbic target regions.

Results indicate that accuracy profiles are similar in the two conditions; however, the patterns of data measuring inhibitory control, i.e., percentage of intrusion errors, are opposite in the case of verbal (intrusions decreased in more complex trials) and visuo-spatial (intrusions increased in more complex trials) material.

That because the reconstructed source centers are off their actual locations to the phantom edge with the positive optical property error, and the influence is opposite with the lungs being shifted outward to the phantom edge, they partially canceled out each other which leads to the improved source localization.

The error is a rare example of a sarcastic statistic — its real sense is opposite to what it explicitly states.

However, the fact is opposite.

This gross error was the opposite of the disputed call in the famous 1966 World Cup final when Geoff Hurst of England hit a shot in overtime that hit on or close to the line.

Regulators want to avoid evaluating a toxic chemical as safe, yet the opposite error is less critical.

The opposite intellectual error is to describe as surprising an outcome that was actually fairly predictable.

Although the training error is generally lower than the test error, the opposite can sometimes occur, unexpectedly leading to a lower error in the test than in the training set.

One type of aesthetic that celebrates the opposite of perfection, embracing instead the art of error, is glitch art.

The absolute percent error is independent of sign, and is consequently unaffected by errors of the opposite sign, which cancel each other in the arithmetic mean.