In context of variability, the coefficient of variation (CV) is a measure of the width of the distribution rather than an indicator of error in the measurement.
Steinhauser et al. (2008) showed empirically and by computational modeling that in a flanker task the latency of the error signaling response (as an indicator of error awareness) is strongly influenced by the correct(ive) response tendency.
Comparison of reads that mapped to PhiX with the PhiX reference sequence revealed that the Phred quality score were a rather reliable indicator of error rates, with saturation around 0.1%.
Meta-regression was used to assess if heterogeneity of associations across studies depended on population demographics, study characteristics, and indicators of errors or bias.
Indeed, by limiting response alternatives (e.g., circumscribing the physical range of a trainee's movements or providing supplementary auditory and visual indicators of error), a training device can facilitate the acquisition or transfer of skill.
However, the SNR is not always an accurate indicator of packet error rate (PER) for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) systems in frequency-selective channels.
Recent studies in other safety critical domains (aviation, health-care) show that operator's level of situation awareness as inferred by eye tracking is a good online indicator of human error.
We therefore compute the mean of the largest 5% of the actual disparities, the true 95 percentile mean, μ 95, for each image and use it as an indicator of estimation error.
A best proximity point theorem is fundamentally concerned with the global minimization of the real valued function x → d x, Tx) that is an indicator of the error involved for an approximate solution of the equation Tx = x.
Finally, and in order to obtain a general indicator of the error for the whole scenario, the average value of (8) for all the sounding points is to be computed.
