Sentence examples for how much the error from inspiring English sources

The width or limits of the central unit (unit #2) depend on how much the error or difference is reasonable or accepted between predicted permeability and measured (actual) one.

To calculate percent increase in MSE and produce a VIP plot, the RF algorithm estimate the importance of each predictor by computing how much the error increases for a given tree when OOB data for each predictor are randomly permuted while all other predictors are left unchanged [38, 40].

There is no auditing, no independence; we simply take Facebook's word for it, when and how much the errors occur.

As time goes on the correlation weakens because the steering error has less dependence on the amplitude of the target step; instead, the trial by trial steering response integrated over time determines how much the steering error differs from the mean.

In this sense, the mutual information indicates how much the prediction error of the state of v i changes if we know the state of v k.

It can be interpreted as how much the prediction error is decreased using the model-based prediction as compared to an average prediction estimated by Kaplan-Meier.

The arrow weights indicate how much of the error made in predicting the response for the held-out compound (open symbol) is distributed among the compounds in the training set (solid symbols) when calculating the scaling factors γt.

In the end, how much of the error iceberg comes into view is hard to say.

Prediction error represents how much the estimated value is deviated from the actual value.

Levi's (1967) proposal for epistemic utility is the weighted combination of the truth value \ tv(g)\) of \(g\) and the information content \(I(g)\) of \(g\): where \(0 \lt a \lt \bfrac{1}{2}\) is an "index of boldness," indicating how much the scientist is willing to risk error, or to "gamble with truth," in his attempt to be relieved from agnosticism.

Pollsters and journalists will usually provide a "margin of error" that approximates how much the numbers might change due to the random chance of who is selected to participate in the poll.