Sentence examples for error rise from inspiring English sources
The proposed adaptive controller outperforms the existing fuzzy controller in terms of steady state error, rise time and settling time.
In this paper, a new prediction error formulation is constructed through the use of a recently developed Robust Integral of the Sign of the Error (RISE) technique.
This study proposes an asymptotically stable path following controller for autonomous navigation of an unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) using vector field and robust-integral-signum error (RISE) feedback.
This paper proposes a continuous adaptive integral robust control with robust integral of the sign of the error (RISE) feedback for a class of uncertain nonlinear systems, in which the RISE feedback gain is adapted online to ensure the robustness against disturbances without the prior bound knowledge of the additive disturbances.
Intuitively, as link-prediction error rises, the value of a noisy network observation should decline.
Second, it is obvious that the probability of decoding error rises with the transmission rate.
With five minutes on the clock, Yoshida had a golden chance to make amends for his error, rising highest to meet James Ward-Prowse's header.
The contribution of the unvoiced phonemes to the total phone error rose from 21.6%% for the reference test set to 34.2%% for the 12-kbps set.
The Cramér-Rao lower bounds are given by CRLB S ( k ) = ( F - 1 ) k, k, where k = 1,..., K + 3. aIn this article, the SNR threshold is defined as an SNR value below which the estimation error rises rapidly as the SNR decrease [[26], Section V].
Both arguments are super-arguments of the conflicting Nixon → Quaker → Dove and Nixon → Republican → Hawk.[2] Horty (1994) argues that floating conclusions are acceptable in reasoning contexts in which "the value of drawing conclusions is high relative to the costs involved if some of those conclusions turn out not to be correct" while they should be avoided "when the cost of error rises" (p. 123).
The study found that after laser ablation, the total classification error rose from around 14% to 17%.
