Sentence examples for errors of accuracy from inspiring English sources

Stratifying by mapped BA was also found to reduce standard errors of accuracy estimates for most year by biome strata indicating that this advantage of stratification and sample allocation applies generally to a range of conditions (i.e., biomes and years).

Using the global MODIS burned area product to establish a hypothetical population of reference data, we show that a sampling scheme based on the proposed stratification with equal sample allocation among strata is effective in reducing the standard errors of accuracy and area estimators compared to simple random sampling.

Nevertheless, the curves obtained based on multimeters present small errors of accuracy due to peaks shown in both curves.

Shown are the mean accuracies obtained by predicting the five cross-validation samples, standard errors of accuracy and bias of prediction were computed from the variance of the means of the five cross-validation samples.

28 For the PRPP, raters had to define single steps of the performed activity, and they identified any activity step in which errors of accuracy, omission, repetition or timing occurred.

In the first of two assessment stages, the rater defines single steps of the performed activity to be analysed and identifies any activity step in which errors of accuracy, omission, repetition or timing occur.

The error of accuracy of recovery and precision of inter-day and intra-day are both lower than 2%, which can prove the reliability of the determination method.

Experimental result shows that the performance error of accuracy appears merely about 0.1 0.4% in comparison between the presented FPGA based HW/SW co-design and the PC based pure software.

The measurement range of the laser particle size analyzer was 0.02 1200 µm, the error of accuracy was less than ± 1% (National standard material: D50).

Compared with mean square error of Accuracy, IFOA-SVM is the most stable.

In a number of studies, error awareness was associated with stronger post-error adjustments such as post-error slowing or post-error improvement of accuracy (Nieuwenhuis et al. 2001; Klein et al. 2007).