Sentence examples for interpretations of error from inspiring English sources
Direct comparison of our study with previous studies is difficult due to differences in the definitions and interpretations of error between studies.
Such OR-related interpretations of error-related ANS activity have been provided already in the 1970s of the twentieth century (Danev and de Winter 1971), but have not been followed up on in later studies demonstrating ANS activity as a consequence of errors.
While the interpretation of error in the value of x ′ β is straightforward in linear regression, this is more difficult in logistic regression and it then seems clearer to state bounds on the probabilities.
The first one takes on an information theory approach, while the second one yields design criteria motivated by a physical interpretation of the error probability.
Interpretation of systematic error highlighted the need to augment pycnophylactic interpolation techniques with consideration of covariates of profit such as rainfall for better estimation in areas with high profit gradients.
Another interpretation of our error model is that it enables approximating more general accumulation processes by the closest CBN.
This brief review of recent theoretical papers on this subject shows that the interpretation and meaning of error catastrophe, and its consequences, is a contentious subject.
Unable to influence events, Hyde began a draft of his History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England in the hope that his interpretation of recent errors might instruct the king for the future.
The collection and interpretation of speech errors has been a significant factor in the development of contemporary models of language production and is systematically linked to the development of a number of experimental paradigms currently used for the study of language production.
We also recommend reporting MAE as it allows an intuitive interpretation of the errors.
In addition, the interpretation of standard errors and confidence intervals will be different as these no longer depend on the number of individuals per provider, but on the number of indicators being measured.
