We want to cultivate the reflex that automatically fixes any inaccuracy, without whining.
"Can you believe that?" he says now. "Who would tell a person something like that, when it wasn't, like, fixed?" But the inaccuracy of Charlie's last fortune has not dissuaded him from seeking out another, better one from me.
Thanks to such a large data set, the selection of such relevant SAs can be carried out looking at the predictions obtained by cross-validating the SVM classifier on the training set; they are representative of its general prediction ability, so a filter fixing inaccuracies of such predictions will probably provide even for defects of the real model.
From August 1935 to January 1936, Mitchell, with the help of John Marsh, her second husband (and best man at her marriage to the first), and some hired typists and stenographers, essentially rewrote and retyped the entire book, cutting, refining, straightening out inconsistencies and fixing historical inaccuracies.
Given that Wikipedia relies on its readers to spot and fix inaccuracies, errors are inevitable; entries may also have deliberate biases or inaccuracies introduced into them for political, personal or commercial motives.
RefME is sourcing reference data from various public and non-public databases, according to Forshew, but is also building its own database with the aim of fixing inaccuracies in publishers' databases by noting crowdsourced changes — so, for instance, where multiple users are making the same edits to a citation.
And Blue Shield agreed to improve its poor health plan ratings over time and fix inaccuracies in its provider directories.
As for Welter, he now spends his time "virtually collecting" crayons by digging up information and fixing inaccuracies around the Internet.
This article was amended on 18 December 2014 to remove an inaccuracy.
Then, its position is measured with inaccuracy δq, and after this, its final momentum is measured with an inaccuracy δpf.
