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(Section 4.2 describes how errors are converted into probabilities).
The amount by which these image measurement errors are converted into triangulation errors is determined by the 'baseline' (distance between the projector and camera).
Values expressed as measurement errors were converted to ranges and all temperatures were converted to degrees Celsius.
To overcome the interference of strong noise and clutter, current methods are usually following a similar principle, in which, estimation of errors is converted into a problem of minimizing (or maximizing) a cost function.
Initially, UNIX standard input, output, and error streams are converted into Clive in, out, and err channels.
Therefore, L-cystine and L-cysteine determinations have unavoidable errors unless they are converted prior to quantification.
The simulated error-containing reads are converted with 1% failure, and sequencing errors by cycles are also added.
Let true positives (TP) be the number of error bases that are converted into the correct nucleotide; false positives (FP) the number of error-free bases that are falsely corrected; and false negatives (FN) the number of error bases that are not converted or where the converted base is still an error.
The interleaver permutes the encoder output and consequently burst errors created by error propagation in the DFE are converted into random errors.
For the gradient boosting-based method, the results are converted from classification error to accuracy rate.
Considering the effects of quantizations, networked-induced constraints and event-triggered scheme, the nonlinear state error dynamics and sliding mode dynamics are converted into a unified linear parameter varying (LPV) time-delay system with the aid of a reformulated Lipschitz property.
