Sentence examples for error to represent from inspiring English sources

The CLEAR evaluation also defines a temporal resolution error to represent the erroneously attributed time.

The proposed method applies the different timeout cost of each counted error to represent different levels of timeout computed with a power function.

Put simply, neuronal activity tries to suppress prediction error to represent the states of the world; this is perceptual inference.

Data were then plotted as mean ± standard errors to represent the 95% confidence intervals.

26 A difference between 2 groups with different exposures of one standard error is generally considered to represent a small effect, one and one half standard errors to represent a moderate effect, and two standard errors to represent a large effect.

Averages and standard deviations were calculated for disc sections grouped with the scores 0 to 3, 4 to 6, 7 to 9, and 10 to 12. Data was then presented on graphs as means ± 2 standard errors to represent the 95% confidence intervals [ 36].

VQ involves finding the closest vector in the error codebook to represent a vector of image pixels.

Thus, the complete orthogonalization of multichannel input data and sequential nature of the modified SPMLSs make it possible to feed back the delayed forward prediction error signals to represent the unknown input noise signals of original ARMA processes.

The estimated target location is denoted as x ^ = x ^, y ^ T. We employed root mean squared error (RMSE) to represent the positioning accuracy, which is formulated as RMSE = tr C x ^ = E x ^ - x 2 + y ^ - y 2 (1).

An allele present only in a single strain is likely either to be a sequencing error, or to represent a deleterious mutation of little evolutionary interest.

One of the ways of avoiding errors is to represent a fact only once in the database, because if a fact appears more than once, one of the instances of it is likely to be in error.