Sentence examples for error sums from inspiring English sources

The major features of these examples are the identification of the various sizes of experimental units and corresponding error terms and then being able to describe the ways in which the respective error sums of squares are computed.

It consists of the calculation of interpolation error sums (based on the Krigging as described before) in the triangulation domain to define the region the most susceptible to be poorly modelled.

These values appeared to give a better indication of the base and ceiling temperatures than T b and T c, as they showed greater consistency between blocks for each species/cross, and lower error sums of squares in analyses of variance comparing species/crosses.

We used the Pillai trace statistic to approximate the Type-III F-statistic in our MANOVA, which uses eigenvalues to compare the error sums of squares to the sums of squares of the hypotheses (Johnson 1998).

In order to determine the limit slope α that will settle the A and C subgroups of psychophysical responses, we minimize the weighted combination of the squared scaled error sums nA2E tA,ΔTA2)+nC2E(tC,ΔTC2) of the two sets, where nA is the number of segments corresponding to the A hypothesis and nC is the number of segments corresponding to the C hypothesis (Fig 13C).

This ad-hoc measure can result in negative estimates since variance components do not automatically decrease with more adjustment in a model as error sums of squares do; negative estimates were truncated to zero.

SSE is also commonly referred to as the error sum of squares.

Error sum of square.

predictive error sum of squares.

distributed predictive error sum of squares.

Predicted residual error sum of squares.