Sentence examples for error localisation from inspiring English sources

In advance of a computational model updating or an error localisation, it can be advantageous to make a preparatory error localisation using data from a nominal analytical model.

For successful subsequent error localisation, the test data must be informative with respect to the model parameters chosen when such data become available after test.

This shows that a distended rectum on the initial CT scan leads to a systematic error in localisation of the prostate, which on a daily basis may drop posteriorly out of the target volume when the rectum is empty, resulting in a geographical miss.

In cases where one CPD-based dipole is slightly better localised than the BTD-based one, the localisation error of the second dipole is much worse.

When interpolating 3D primitives, we additionally found that the localisation error was reduced by more than 20%, and the orientation error by more than 15%.

Finally, the error ratio of localisation without correction was quantified.

To reduce the impact of localisation error on these results a temporal Gaussian smoothing filter of FWHM 4 frames (200 ms) was applied to the position traces before the colocalisation analyses.

The addition of the tactile feedback system improved the detection of the objects from 64%to98%8%, reduced the localisation error from 18 to 11 mm, and also decreased the time the users spent palpating the tissue from 55 to 37 s.

Usually, the wave-speed is not measured directly at the time of the correlation measurement and is therefore potentially a source of significant error in the localisation of the leak.

Subsequently, one dipole was fitted on the extracted ictal source signal to compute the localisation error.

The goodness of the decomposition was evaluated in terms of the dipole localisation error.