Sentence examples for errors counted from inspiring English sources

Although the mode was 100% correct in each case (with semitone errors counted as correct), for each timbre the vast majority of participants made some errors.

The proportion of errors counted throughout this process is called leave-one-out cross-validation error rate.

Do forced errors count as errors?

2.08pm BST Djokovic breaks Del Potro to win the first set 7-5 Djokovic, usually so miserly on the unforced errors count, is up to 12 now as he continues to struggle with finding the right balance to his play.

The closer the fight the more the errors count, as Lewis Hamilton may yet discover to his cost when he effectively surrendered pole position for Sunday's British Grand Prix to his world championship rival Nico Rosberg.

We took the average of three measurements, as a result of which the error, counted in gestational days, is small (95% CI -1.5 1.5) [ 23].

Finally, a continuity correction of 0.5 [25] has been applied to all error counts in Figure 2.

If S is segmented by m (m ∈ N +) subjects, and the ith (1 ≤ i ≤ m) subject's type I error count, type II error count, and segmentation operation count are ( {e}_{i^{prime }},{e}_{i^{{primeprime} }},{n}_i ) respectively, then the collective form of MSER is: MSER=frac{sum limits_{i=1}^mleft({e}_{i^{prime }}+{e}_{i^{{primeprime} }}right)}{sum limits_{i=1}^m{n}_i}.

This has been inevitable because the ROC, when taken from the error counting point of view, does not have a well-posed structure linking to the fusion classifier of interest.

ERROR_VAL: this is how much an error counts against the rating.

Berger and Kichak [ 3] make the critical point that studies of prescribing errors overwhelmingly count errors that do not affect patients.