Sentence examples similar to expected absolute error from inspiring English sources

Within the 7 clinical stations however, there are domains where a host organisation and patients would expect absolute competency of all medical staff and for which errors and omissions would have implications for patient safety.

But sellers should not expect absolute silence.

In return, he expects absolute fealty.

Sample size was calculated using a 25% expected animal-level prevalence, 7.5% absolute error and 95% confidence level.

The absolute error E 1 is calculated between the forecasted and expected CDFs, and the absolute error E 2 is calculated between the forecasted and expected higher order moment autocorrelation functions.

Estimates of the mean error in the mean time (mean absolute error) are displayed because this indicates the approximate expected error in resulting estimates of cost-effectiveness due to uncertainty in the survival distribution.

We find from this table that the best correlation is MB with expected mean absolute percent error of 5.76%.

The expected mean absolute percentage error (MAPE) for very short-term forecast (5-minute in advance) in the modern EMS systems is significantly lower than 1%.

As expected, the error increases while the supplied current increases, and it shows an absolute error ranging from about 0.05 to about 1.3 mA which can be considered satisfactory for an embedded device.

The variance of the absolute error is which turns out to be the variance of Bernoulli trial scaled with the square of the expected scale of Y. Again, this is bounded by 1 when ε = 0.5 and 𝔼(| Y|)=1.

In order to show error levels, mean absolute error and mean absolute error percentage are used.