Analyses excluded data from three participants with excessive error rates (ranging from 0.44 to 0.89 in any of the target conditions), one participant who appeared not to perform the tracking task in the dual-task condition (32.05° vs. 48.55° RMSE for the single- and dual-task, respectively), and one participant who failed to make enough button-press responses to be analyzed.
First, an official report described the company's nuclear operations as lacking a "strong safety culture" with an "excessive human error rate".
An excessive network error rate would thus result in unacceptably low transmission efficiency even with abundant bandwidth.
Wang et al. also showed that a commonly used test for differences in maximum lifespan that involved comparing the means of the top p% (e.g., top 10%) of each of two samples (e.g., a treatment and a control sample) was not valid in that it had an excessive type-1 error rate.
Power of HLR and LR is exceptionally high due to the excessive inflation of type I error rate of LR and HLR under most conditions.
Analysis of other 454-only genomes from JCVI indicated that, while the severity of the A and T homopolymer error rate was excessive for Y. pestis, the problem is likely to be present in all of the genomes.
Thus, it is not necessary for the BMWF system that the VAD shows satisfactory performance (i.e., a low error rate), but rather that the error rate is not excessive (e.g., higher than 50%), and therefore only small effects of VAD are observed in relatively adverse conditions.
"A 60 percent error rate!
In the sequential testing, with smaller stagewise sample size and type I error rate, the first approximation would result in unsatisfactory inflation of the type I error rate, and the second approximation could lead to excessive conservatism.
Methylation classifier error rate vs threshold.
