Players are choking amid the anxiety, succumbing to basic errors where once they would have instinctively made the right choices.
"All too often, in the past, organisations have been able to escape liability for errors where if an individual had been responsible they would have been convicted.
"But when you take the wide-lens view of everything and weigh the runs versus errors, where does the scorecard come out?" By most measures, the scorecard is still heavily weighted in Mr. Obama's favor.
Other potential matches identified by the computers and confirmed by analysts have turned out to be clerical errors where, for instance, the wrong information was attached to a person's photograph.
"In this type of automated analysis you have to balance two types of errors - errors where you miss whales, and errors where you misidentify whales.
List decoding of subspace codes can correct ( frac{C}{k}hbox 1 ) errors where k is the size of information.
However, this approach would not be helpful for recognition or decision errors, where the target is fixated but not identified.
Note that Ar-Ar determination showed overestimated errors where MSWD represents the mean square of the weighted deviates (York 1969).
The accuracy of the chemical analysis was verified by calculating ion balance errors where the errors were generally around 10%.
These are considered source monitoring errors where the child has confusion in tagging an event to its source.
Important previous studies focused on processing of so-called model-free prediction errors where learning is determined by past rewards only.
