"group error" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a mistake (or errors) that are caused by multiple people in a group or organization. For example, "The group error in the organization's accounting system caused significant financial losses."
First we introduced the equations for calculating the Group Error Rate (GER).
The mean group error for the 100 permutations was 0.36.
Task switching group error rate profiles revealed distinct cognitive flexibility deficiencies in the ADHD group.
In the case of the task switching paradigm, ADHD group error rates were also found to be generally elevated.
However, as discussed below, two group error rate differences obtained with the task switching paradigm suggest that inefficiency of task-set coordination persists in adults ADHD.
However, a recently reported study [ 179] demonstrated that both methods have a low reproducibility and a within group error of up to 40%.
Many empirical studies have found that software metrics can predict class error proneness and the prediction can be used to accurately group error-prone classes.
The variance-covariance matrix of the within group errors was diagonal with a variance function that was constant for the hypertensive and normotensive groups.
A similar pattern was seen for reference memory errors, with a sex difference in the control group (errors in males < females, p < 0.008) but not in the animals exposed to CPF.
Supplementary Table 1 displays mean group errors (expressed as a proportion of go and no-go trials) and mean go RT for the first and final training session (completed with the researcher present) to illustrate task performance over time.
The variance-covariance matrix of the within group errors was diagonal with a variance function that was a power of the fitted values; the variance function coefficient (95 % CI) was estimated to be −1.740 −2.3000, −1.180).
